Hi there again folks. A short and sweet post for you today as I am very involved in a new information site for you all to come too and get to know me and some of the information and ideas I have for building a strong online home business and some of the tools I use which helps me stay organised and busy with enjoyable challenges and lots of fun along the way.
I have been pretty busy again with some Twitter applications. If you haven't guessed I am a bit of a Twitter addict, not that this is a bad thing. There is so much information shared, I am also following some very down to earth people who like to have a laugh and don't sell every tweet they post. Remember, you don't want to be a pushy sales person, it will only do you harm in the long run. Not saying that I do not advertise my home business on Twitter, I do, but not constantly and neither with the affiliate programs I have to help monetize and create cash flow for my home business. Every now and again to keep up the message and certainly not as a Direct Message in reply to someones follow.
Anyway, I have digressed a little from my main topic today. Free advertising on Twitter. Yes it is available and it can be automated so you can place specific ads at times to suit you or your perceived target audience. Twittertise is a great, FREE, program available for you to do automated advertising and also will provide reports on your posts. There is a little work involved. You will have to complete each ad one by one, but what I do is reuse an ad that has worked on differening times or days and do this in advance to stay ahead of my scheduling. Cut and Paste has been my main focus in setting up my scheduling, but if I can advertise to an audience while I am out and about or overnight, why not? Of course you can get other scheduling software for Twitter, for a price, but I like this as it fits into my advertising budget at the moment - Free is a great price!!
Yep - short and sweet like I said! Hope you find Twittertise as useful as I do, or share what you use to advertise automatically.
Cheers and Live Life Now!!
MslilPeta
I have been pretty busy again with some Twitter applications. If you haven't guessed I am a bit of a Twitter addict, not that this is a bad thing. There is so much information shared, I am also following some very down to earth people who like to have a laugh and don't sell every tweet they post. Remember, you don't want to be a pushy sales person, it will only do you harm in the long run. Not saying that I do not advertise my home business on Twitter, I do, but not constantly and neither with the affiliate programs I have to help monetize and create cash flow for my home business. Every now and again to keep up the message and certainly not as a Direct Message in reply to someones follow.
Anyway, I have digressed a little from my main topic today. Free advertising on Twitter. Yes it is available and it can be automated so you can place specific ads at times to suit you or your perceived target audience. Twittertise is a great, FREE, program available for you to do automated advertising and also will provide reports on your posts. There is a little work involved. You will have to complete each ad one by one, but what I do is reuse an ad that has worked on differening times or days and do this in advance to stay ahead of my scheduling. Cut and Paste has been my main focus in setting up my scheduling, but if I can advertise to an audience while I am out and about or overnight, why not? Of course you can get other scheduling software for Twitter, for a price, but I like this as it fits into my advertising budget at the moment - Free is a great price!!
Yep - short and sweet like I said! Hope you find Twittertise as useful as I do, or share what you use to advertise automatically.
Cheers and Live Life Now!!
MslilPeta
Very nice blog! Can't wait to try this new app. I'm always looking for new and interesting things to do with Twitter and this one will be of great help to some clients. I've always used TweetDeck and now that it supports multiple accounts it's even better. Thanks for the link!
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