Olli Twitter Class October 2011
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Presentation from Twitter class for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Cincinnati.
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- 1. What’s All the Tweet About? Kathy Rose October 27 , 2011
- 2. A CB radio for the internet Everybody gets their own channel Anybody can tune into that channel A combination of text messaging, instant messaging and blogging
- 4. Follow – to subscribe to another user’s tweets Follower – another Twitter user who is following you Tweep or Tweeple – one who posts and/or reads tweets Handle – a user’s username Tweet – a message posted via Twitter 140 characters or less Timeline – a real-time list of tweets on Twitter Home timeline – a real-time list of tweets from those that you follow Chat – a scheduled “conversation” on a common topic
- 5. “@” – used to call out usernames and link to their profile “@username message” – directs a tweet to another user “message @username” – a mention “#” – used to mark keywords or topics in a tweet “#jobs” – generally tweets about job opportunities
- 6. Navigate to http://twitter.com Select the yellow button on the right hand side of the page
- 8. Twitter will try to make suggestions on topics and people to follow I recommend ignoring this by clicking on “Next Step” Once you confirm the email that twitter sent, you are ready to begin
- 10. Click on either of the options under set up your profile This is one of the ways that people will find you
- 11. This is how people will find you and first see you
- 12. Who should you follow? Thought leaders in your industry Leaders in your area People who share a common passion Amusing people Real-life friends People who tweet about things that interest you
- 13. Click on “Who to Follow”
- 14. Click “Follow” to follow
- 15. Find people tweeting about Cincinnati entertainment
- 16. Review suggestions that Twitter makes
- 17. Search Operators job search = containing both “job” and “search” (default) “happy hour” = containing the exact phrase “happy hour” love or hate = containing either “love” or “hate” (or both) beer –root = containing “beer” but not “root” “happy hour” near:”Cincinnati, OH” – containing the phrase “happy hour” and sent near “Cincinnati, OH” #haiku – marked with the keyword “haiku” @mashable – referencing user “mashable”
- 18. Online sites that search Twitter profiles http://tweepz.com/ Select “Advanced Search”
- 19. www.twellow.com
- 20. From websites, blogs and email
- 21. Useful websites http://govtwit.com/list - all phases of government on Twitter http://justtweetit.com/ - directory of users by category http://www.tweetfind.com/ - white & yellow page directory
- 22. Use search
- 24. Good way to follow topics of interest Navigate to http://search.twitter.com
- 26. Timeline Statistics
- 27. Lists – a way to group your twitter feed
- 28. Click on “Create a List” in the drop-down box Give list a name (Mark as “public” or “private”) Click on “following” to add names from list
- 29. Click on list icon next to person Select desired list from drop-down box A person may be in more than one list
- 30. Filter tweets by clicking on List tab and then selecting desired list
- 31. Connect to your audience Ask questions that invite discussion Be transparent Be yourself Don’t pretend Know your followers Keep in touch with them Highlight content generated by your followers Retweet
- 32. Retweet
- 33. Reply
- 34. Type your message in the “What’s happening?” box at the top of the page Hit the Tweet button
- 35. Take part in Twitter chats #MCChat - Managing Money - Friday 4 – 5 PM EST #Booktweet – Book Discussions - Saturday 12 – 1 PM EST #CruiseChat – Tuesday 2 – 3 PM EST #TogChat – Photography – Wednesday 3 – 4 PM EST #FNIchat – Food Night In – Monday 4 – 6 PM EST Find chats on Twitter Chats Schedule on Google Docs http://bit.ly/qz59gK
- 36. Tweet Chat – tool to make participation in chats easier http://tweetchat.com/
- 37. Link shortening services http://bit.ly/ http://tinyurl.com/
- 38. Seesmic www.seesmic.com Has both a desktop and web version Tweetdeck www.tweetdeck.com Resides on your PC Hootsuite www.hootsuite.com Resides on web
- 39. Navigate to www.hootsuite.com Click “Sign up now” button
- 40. Fill in account information Click “Create Account” button at the bottom Add desired social networks
- 41. Select Twitter from list of social networks Click “Connect with Twitter” button Fill in Twitter username and password Click “Authorize” button to permit Hootsuite to connect
- 42. Tweet Box Search Tabs Streams
- 43. Home Feed - Tweets of all people that you are following Mentions – Tweets that include @KNRose Direct Messages – Tweets sent privately to KNRose Sent Tweets – Tweets sent by KNRose
- 44. Click on “+” in tab section Type name of tab Click “Add Streams” button
- 45. Streams are groups of related tweets Can be created from searches, keywords or Twitter lists
- 46. Click the “Lists” tab Select desired list from those presented
- 47. Click the “Keywords” tab (Words found with “#”) Enter up to three sets of keywords to track
- 48. Click the “Search” tab Enter criteria in box indicated using search syntax