Once you sign on to Twitter for the first time, you will be welcomed by a question at the top of the screen saying “What Are You Doing?” which may sound impolite. The factual answer to this may not be anything predominantly intriguing. Without a doubt, it may be “Log on to Twitter”. It may go without saying, but this question need not be answered in full every time you read it. The more basic and ordinary your Twitter updates are, the less likely people are to follow you. That’s not to say that you can never post basic updates, but if you tell people every time you sneeze, they’re going to lose interest and un-followed you.  Read more... (305 words, 2 images, estimated 1:13 mins reading time)

Tweet, Tweeting, Re-Tweeting? What is that? I bet if someone mentioned those words few years back you might be asking around about it. Tweet? Hmm…

Honestly, the word sounds weird and even a little bit awkward, but it has become common word among Twitter users. basically, a re-tweet is when someone picks up on a “Tweet” you have made and, adding your Twitter ID by means of an @ sign, lets their own followers know what you have shared. It could get massive exposure depending how many users the person that re-tweet your tweet. It could get you quite a lot of attention that can bring you massive traffic.  Read more... (294 words, 2 images, estimated 1:11 mins reading time)

Social networking was doing absolutely very well before the explosion of Twitter, but the site has taken things to the next level. While the earlier leader of the social networking hill, Facebook, is measured by many to be a little bit too uncovered (carrying too many personal information), the Twitter revolution has become a way for celebrities and their fans to become far more connected than ever before. Celebrities have gone for Twitter in a way that makes the other social networking sites look slow by assessment and the effects of this are quite intriguing.  Read more... (309 words, 1 image, estimated 1:14 mins reading time)

It is quite amazing, from a website nobody knows the existence of it and fairly low number of users just one year ago could become one of the most dominant tools in the information sector. Twitter has become THE tool for people who want something to become known widespread in a short space of time. Without doubts it has had a significant result on the careers of individuals and the way that people find out news if they are on the move or in a setting where standard web surfing or watching the television is not possible.  Read more... (303 words, 1 image, estimated 1:13 mins reading time)

Every once in a while, mainly since the internet world under the telescope where it is so small you could fit it in your pocket, there comes a trend which very rapidly takes the world by storm and gets people talking and keep talking. In which other people hear these people and want to know more. As night follows day, it goes from a niche, little-known hunt for enthusiasts to something that you cannot avoid no matter how much you try to ignore it. In 2009, that thing has been Twitter. At the start of the year it was mildly popular, and as it comes to a close it is something that has full-grown wings.  Read more... (312 words, 2 images, estimated 1:15 mins reading time)

Bringing traffic to your blog is not the hardest task in the world. There are basic formulas which I’ve been using since I started my own blog and that is:

Useful Consistently Updated Content + Communicating With Visitors + Do What You Good at = Perfect Blog Marketing Strategies.

So, ask yourself what has been missing from above formula?

Yes, it’s Blog Promotion!

Now, creating a great blog with informative blog post means nothing if you can’t attract the readers. There are many ways available which you can use to attract visitors and here are few most effective blog marketing tactics I’ve been using over the past few years:  Read more... (934 words, 1 image, estimated 3:44 mins reading time)