Twitter. James Twitter. With a license to tweet. What does James Bond have going for him other than stylish good looks, keen intellect, and a license to kill? Super cool tools and gadgets! Be a 007 on Twitter with this list of tools and gadgets to help you find connections, manage your friends and followers, [...]
Thought I’d share some of my favorite tools today: Freemind for Mindmapping Mind mapping is a great way to brainstorm and organize your thoughts. I use this program to plan out the steps needed to reach a goal, keep track of how to do specific things, or plan out content. If you need help with [...]
In honor of my upcoming free Twitter webinar (which I’d love to have YOU join me for!), here’s a round up of the tips and tools I’ve shared for Twitter in the past few months. Some of these are posts on my blog and some are links to tools or websites I use. I’ve marked [...]
Do you ever wonder why some tweets get noticed and retweeted dozens or hundreds of times while others get lots in the noise? Here are some tips to help you post retweetable tweets that get noticed. Make your tweet short enough to be retweeted You’ve got 140 characters to send out a tweet. But if [...]
One of the strategies I use to build a following on Twitter is to share helpful tips and articles as often as possible. If you’re doing the same, consider using this strategy to take your tips to the next level. 1. Start by compiling a list of 30 short tips on a specific topic. Remember [...]
Twitter is a great way to network and connect with people online but it can get a bit overwhelming once you’re following more than a few people. Here are two ways to make it easier: divide your connections into the five groups below create Twitter lists to sort their tweets
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About Michelle Shaeffer
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Michelle has been online since the late 80s, creating websites since the early 90s, and has coded thousands of web pages in that time. She's worked as a virtual assistant and website designer for small business owners including marketers, authors, coaches, crafters, and other solopreneuers.
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