Great NY Times article on using Twitter for small business
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The NY Times has a great article on using Twitter for small business marketing. It was especially written about small businesses who have a small store or street vending cart and may not even have a website.
However, don’t just think, “Well, I don’t have a small store or street cart so this doesn’t apply to me.” Ideas on how to use Twitter to build your small business will be jumping like popcorn after you read this great article.
Kudos to the NY Times for the information and many “thank yous” to Jean Holewa, the Trade Show Diva, for posting a link to this article on her Facebook page. Here’s the Twitter for Small Business article…
Originally posted 2009-08-25 11:18:41. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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August 25th, 2009 at 11:27 am
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April 9th, 2010 at 8:03 pm
Bob –
Thanks for sharing this article. And I do believe that, with a Facebook fan page and a Twitter account, a small business can effectively interact online with its target market even if that small business doesn’t have a website.
Of course, the interaction must include the sharing of worthwhile information and not just consist of pushing out “sales” messages.
Phyllis Zimbler Miller
http://www.millermosaicllc.com/monetize-your-site
April 10th, 2010 at 6:40 am
@Phyllis – You’re absolutely right. Pushing out sales messages is very “advertising oriented” and no one goes to social media to get advertisements. They expect to find an opportunity to either learn something useful or to interact with the company. Busiinesses can’t afford to hide behind a corporate face any longer. Just take a look at what happened to Toyota and the sticking accelerator pedals when there was no communication from the company.