No doubt about it, Twitter is a neat application that's here to stay. I mean, seriously, how much fun is it to tell the world what you're doing in 140 characters or less?
But are you really using Twitter to its fullest capacity? Are you getting the most out of Twitter, especially in terms of using it to raise Internet awareness about your brand?
The Twitter Survival Guide offers some wonderful insights into the dynamics of building an online reputation via Twitter. Within the 90 pages of this ebook, you'll find interviews with some of the most influential users and supporters of Twitter, including Guy Kawasaki (Garage Technology Ventures), Steve Rubel (Micro Persuasion), Darren Rowse (Problogger.net), Gary Vaynerchuck (WineLibraryTV) and Marshall Kirkpatrick (ReadWriteWeb). They are, without a doubt, shining examples of what can be achieved on this platform.
The Twitter Survival Guide is also an entirely appropriate source of information for folks just starting out with the service. You'll be introduced to the basics of setting up a Twitter account, and receive valuable advice on Twitter etiquette that you'll be forever thankful you had before you committed a major internet faux pas. Whether you plan on using Twitter for personal or professional purposes, you'll find The Twitter Survival Guide to be jam-packed with practical information that will instantly give you a leg up on everyone else!
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Totally useless... Plus it is not a software.
Well, no, it's not a software. And if you're interested in getting full value from the time you put into Twitter, I - and a lot of other people - would disagree strongly that it's totally useless. It all depends on what you want out of Twitter.
I completely disagree with Robert (if he even exists). This looks like a fantastic ebook: I hardly understand how Twitter works, let alone how to monetize it or even incorporate it into my business model at all! Bob, looks to me like disgruntled competition. You must be doing something right :-)
Robert has still a point... Go to the About section, it says "Every day we offer 24 hour discount deals, on a Windows software application, or a web service". This is not a software nor a web service. It does not mean the ebook is crap but it has nothing to do here.
Tony, every so often an eBook comes along that we feel is of special interest to a certain segment of the Bits du Jour community. We have quite a large number of software developers and internet entrepreneurs on our customer roles, this particular promotion is geared towards them. Don't worry thought, our focus is still software, and there will most certainly be a windows title available on the 24th as well. Best! -roger
Thank you Roger for your explanation. Love your site by the way!
Glad to hear it Tony :-)
Is this ebook for everyone? Probably not. But if you use the internet to market any kind of product or service, this is a book you should not be without. It will help you develop an edge over your competition for very little expense. I have read a number of Bob's books, specifically on software development & marketing your own software products. He is a genius! We would not be in business with out the knowledge he has shared.
Posting here will also email Safari Software, Inc. directly.
Every day we offer 24 hour discount deals, on a Windows software application, or a web service. We feature our deals at a substantial discount; the discount is available for that day only.
We don't process the sales; we just arrange the discounts and provide the links. You buy the program right from its vendor. Everything we feature is a legal, current version of the product.
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