What works best on Twitter? This is the most asked question, when a company asks for my expertise. It mainly depends on what the goals are. But when the goals are set!?

Forbes has a good article online, what kind of actions/campaigns you can run on twitter to reach new customers, sell something or self-market your expertise.

As you can see, there is a big variety of actions you can take. And there is no wrong or right. At the end, you have to test out, what works best for your buisness and the goals you want to achieve. There is no “out-of-the-box-big-success-campaign”. Use your imagination and try something new.

Having a Twitter (Twitter) profile doesn’t mean you’re a social media master, but it is a great tool for conversations, building community and finding the latest industry news. That’s why Hollywood is on Twitter, athletes are on Twitter, your competitors are on Twitter, and hopefully you are on Twitter too.

But for brands, there’s an art to using Twitter, and the most successful at it follow an unwritten set of rules. The following are 10 important practices for brands to follow on Twitter; these are lessons that I have learned while working in the enterprise.

This is a short ten points guide for brands, that are thinking about using Twitter for social-media-marketing. Make sure to check the related post at the bottom of the post.

Read the full article at: Mashable

Search is changing though, and there are always new elements coming into play. Since social media has come into its own, more opportunities and questions have come along with it. Now Microsoft is going for Google’s throat with a new search engine and an aggressive marketing campaign. What this means for the future of search market share is yet to be determined, but there’s no denying Bing is capturing some attention, and that means there are people searching with it. Altered your SEO strategy for Bing? Tell us why.

Chris Crum shows how to optimize for Bing and what social media can do for your SEO efforts. Check out the related articles at the bottom of the post.

Read the full article at: WebProNews