Glazer – Kennedy Event Hosts Coach Deb as She Talks Twitter

Coach Deb Talks Twitter, Tweets, and Cash

There is no reason to hold back. How about some cash for those Tweets? Coach Deb talks below about how to accomplish that as she presents at the Dan Kennedy and Bill Glazer Conference. Enjoy the videos!

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Coach Deb and Michael Stelzner – A 9 Minute Twitter Course

Coach Deb Talks Twitter

In the video below, Coach Deb Micek (@CoachDeb) is interviewed by copywriter and social media master Michael Stelzner (@mike_stelzner) about how you can attract followers who are truly interested in you and what you have to offer.  Take a peek…..

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Does Twitter Want Us to Slow Down?

For the first time in many months, I’m seeing limits on how often I can get an app to update.

Twitter knows this.. as reported on Wired:

Twitter announced in June that it was halving the number of API calls for third-party applications from 350 to 175 an hour, and on Tuesday, third-party software makers like TweetDeck reported that the limit had fallen even further — to 75. That means that anyone following lots of people online, or who subscribes to someone as prolific as Roger Ebert (oddly, a Twitter master) can’t reload the stream of messages.

It’s all for the good of the overtaxed service, according to Twitter’s Carolyn Penner.

The reality is that we are facing record traffic, and changes like this make us better equipped to handle it and increase stability and reliability. By controlling the rate of traffic, we’re limiting the number of requests per client for all clients, including Twitter for iPhone and m.twitter.com. What is being limited are read requests — for example, requests for profiles or user timelines. We are not limiting the number of Tweets sent. So, Tweets still go through. Read More

I tweet as often and stay connected to Twitter with multiple devices all day long.. and so far, the only issue I’ve seen is phone apps not behaving quite right under heavy use… but here’s what I have done when up against API limits before:

  1. Use web based apps.. Many of the big apps now take the “fire hose” (all tweets) and then let you access from multiple machines or whatever you need on their terms.
  2. Limit how many lists you have open. Every search can use up API calls. Shutting down a few till you need them will help.
  3. Don’t run apps on more than one machine at a time. Sorry, your phone counts as a machine

When all else fails, go to the web site.. it’s going to be up, fast and complete most of the time and does not use API calls. My preference is to check in a few times a day on Twitter. I can’t tell you how many times this has got me information that an app can’t, and it’s always faster (at least for what it does)

What’s your experience? Have you noticed any of the half-speed problems. Share your experiences, comments and suggestions for faster Twitter here.

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How to Make a Twitter List

Once you have more than a few dozens friends to follow, you can’t read everything that they tweet.

Twitter Lists lets you capture any number of users and put them on a list. If they are public, you can share what you find with everyone. (a good way to find more people for your network)

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Twitter’s CHO (Chief Happiness Officer)

If you have followed our posts about Good Energy, Happiness, The Validation Movie, and the power of short messages to make someone’s day or even change lives, you have encounter our friend @Iconic88, Twitter self proclaimed CHO.

@Iconic88 has the best quotes, compliments and warm wishes every time we check into Twitter, and claims to have never once tweet a harsh word.

You may not be able to make his public appearance, but do follow him.. and watch the clever video used for his upcoming appearance

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Will The Masses Use Twitter?

Jeremy Toeman of LIVEdigitally asked “Will Normal Folks Ever Use Twitter?”

His assumption that a rise unused Twitter accounts were people who had abandoned Twitter, not spam or data errors led him to the conclusion that Twitter should take his advice and add some feature to make status updates a game.

Might be something to that.. but the whole post seemed to old school to me.

The assumption appeared to be that Twitter users are just media consumers and some experts have to tailor the experience and tweet the show.

That’s how the corporations who run old media think.

Twitter is the greatest listening tool ever invented.. but it would be foolish to assume that we are getting a mass market here.

And that’s the point… Twitter users (not those looking at it or signing up for an empty account) are past the buzz of “why would I want to know what someone had for breakfast?” and now having real conversations with real people.

Regardless of what else Twitter or others do.. we’re not going to stop talking to our new friends.

Do we really need a point system or badges when we are having a conversation?

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PERL Motto: “There is more than one way to do it”

@JesseStay has a great way of explaining the NO RULES philosophy:

I get so bugged when I see so many people trying to tell me how to write my Twitter stream. Some say I have to have multiple accounts to organize the data. Others say I can’t run ads and my content can’t be promotional in any way. Funny thing is most of those people are promoting something of their own, whether they admit it or not. Personally that doesn’t matter to me.

What matters to me is that I can use Twitter the way I want to. I can write everything in one stream if I want to


Catch the rest of his post here

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Twitter and LinkedIn.. What I Like to Call The Reeses Effect

Twitter and LinkedIN now work together to allow you to integrate as much as you’d like.

Putting to things together and creating something better, like chocolate and peanut butter.. what I call the Reeses Effect

Your professional contacts will know what party you went to last weekend (they already do).

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Boost Your Social Media Power With Interviews

Want more people to interact with you on Twitter?

More readers for you blog?

Or maybe you just want to spread your message to the widest audience?

Here’s how: Give people what THEY want.

So many authors, blogger, entrepreneurs come to me asking “How do I get noticed?”

I tell them to do what I do… STOP trying to get and start giving.

This is not a sermon… it’s just good marketing. You will succeed when you find out what your audience wants and give it to them.

Want more Twitter followers. Be follow worthy. Be seen as someone who GIVES help, support and attention to others.

One great example of GIVING is my friend Azim Jamal. He and his co-author Harvey McKinnon wrote a book called The Power of Giving. They get attention from it, but gave all the royalties to charity.

When it came time to promote The Power of Giving paperback, they asked how they could reach more people with the message. The answer GIVE MORE. Azim went to a blogger convention and talked to bloggers about how they give. 50 interviews with bloggers that they could use freely.

NOT talking about Azim and his book.. it’s all about them. Here’s one with Big time blogger and NY TIMES best seller Chris Brogan (author of Trust Agents

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Friday Night Live: Social Media Marketing Successes, Tips & Strategies

Last night Coach Deb was live with Mike Filsaime at the MarketingDotCom command center in Long Island, NY. In a fun and light “Friday Night Live” format Deb and Mike share a wealth of strategies and tips from successes achieved with Social Media.

Watch the replay now & learn:

  • How to get hundreds of people to LIVE! off-line events using twitter and other Social Media
  • Tips on hastags and FriendFeed
  • How to get 23,000 visitors from Twitter
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The first few minutes start out slowly as the crew gets things set up, but I promise you it’s worth the wait once Deb and Mike get rolling. ;-)

watch this new media & social media marketing video

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