Comments on: #FollowFriday: Twitter Strategy To Identify & Attract New Followers http://innerarchitect.com/2009/10/12/followfriday-twitter-strategy-to-identify-attract-new-followers/ Thu, 19 Jan 2012 20:01:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Viral Marketing Your Facebook Page On Twitter: #FacebookFri http://innerarchitect.com/2009/10/12/followfriday-twitter-strategy-to-identify-attract-new-followers/comment-page-1/#comment-15722 Viral Marketing Your Facebook Page On Twitter: #FacebookFri Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:04:20 +0000 http://innerarchitect.com/?p=4063#comment-15722 [...] #FollowFriday and niche hashtag events have provided participants with exposure, viral marketing power, new followers, and recognition. The next step in hashtags should be the creation of an event called #FacebookFri. Inner Architect has announced #FacebookFri with the intention of creating a new event with the same viral power of #FollowFri. [...] [...] #FollowFriday and niche hashtag events have provided participants with exposure, viral marketing power, new followers, and recognition. The next step in hashtags should be the creation of an event called #FacebookFri. Inner Architect has announced #FacebookFri with the intention of creating a new event with the same viral power of #FollowFri. [...]

]]> By: Are You Ready For Twitter Hashtag Event #FacebookFri? « DeansGuide http://innerarchitect.com/2009/10/12/followfriday-twitter-strategy-to-identify-attract-new-followers/comment-page-1/#comment-15611 Are You Ready For Twitter Hashtag Event #FacebookFri? « DeansGuide Sat, 10 Apr 2010 15:41:40 +0000 http://innerarchitect.com/?p=4063#comment-15611 [...] Are You Ready For Twitter Hashtag Event #FacebookFri? Filed under: Twitter — deansguide @ 3:41 pm Tags: #FacebookFri, #followfriday, Dean Guadagni, inner architect, San Rafael social media, Social Media Strategies, Susan Hanshaw, Twitter Hashtag strategies, Twitter strategies Hashtag events on Twitter like #FollowFriday and niche hashtag events have provided participants with exposure, viral marketing power, new followers, and recognition. The next step in hashtags should be the creation of an event I will name #FacebookFri. Inner Architect and deansguide will announce #FacebookFri with the intention of creating a new hashtag event with the same benefits and viral power of the fantastic #FollowFri. [...] [...] Are You Ready For Twitter Hashtag Event #FacebookFri? Filed under: Twitter — deansguide @ 3:41 pm Tags: #FacebookFri, #followfriday, Dean Guadagni, inner architect, San Rafael social media, Social Media Strategies, Susan Hanshaw, Twitter Hashtag strategies, Twitter strategies Hashtag events on Twitter like #FollowFriday and niche hashtag events have provided participants with exposure, viral marketing power, new followers, and recognition. The next step in hashtags should be the creation of an event I will name #FacebookFri. Inner Architect and deansguide will announce #FacebookFri with the intention of creating a new hashtag event with the same benefits and viral power of the fantastic #FollowFri. [...]

]]> By: dean http://innerarchitect.com/2009/10/12/followfriday-twitter-strategy-to-identify-attract-new-followers/comment-page-1/#comment-10546 dean Fri, 23 Oct 2009 19:55:35 +0000 http://innerarchitect.com/?p=4063#comment-10546 Dave, The article is about how to "differentiate" yourself on Twitter during #followfriday. With that idea in mind. . . We agree to disagree. If you want to simply list your #followfriday recommendations then you have your own style or strategy. In my case, adding more description has lead to MORE followers. I don't understand why people would "unfollow" someone who takes the time and effort to describe the value of following that particular person or company. In any case, this is not a numbers game. If what works for you works, then do the bare minimum. If a person wants to "differentiate" themselves from the pack, then this is the most effective strategy. Dave,

The article is about how to “differentiate” yourself on Twitter during #followfriday. With that idea in mind. . .

We agree to disagree. If you want to simply list your #followfriday recommendations then you have your own style or strategy.

In my case, adding more description has lead to MORE followers. I don’t understand why people would “unfollow” someone who takes the time and effort to describe the value of following that particular person or company.

In any case, this is not a numbers game. If what works for you works, then do the bare minimum. If a person wants to “differentiate” themselves from the pack, then this is the most effective strategy.

]]> By: Dave http://innerarchitect.com/2009/10/12/followfriday-twitter-strategy-to-identify-attract-new-followers/comment-page-1/#comment-10544 Dave Fri, 23 Oct 2009 19:37:26 +0000 http://innerarchitect.com/?p=4063#comment-10544 After seeing all your #FollowFriday today, your advice leads to way too many tweets and is a good way to get yourself unfollowed. My advice? Keep the reason for #FF short, just a few words, and list everyone together. After seeing all your #FollowFriday today, your advice leads to way too many tweets and is a good way to get yourself unfollowed.

My advice? Keep the reason for #FF short, just a few words, and list everyone together.

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