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Four Easy Steps to Using Twitter for Business Coordination
Twitter's ability to streamline business practices is oft-cited when industry analysts try to predict what form the fast-growing microblogging platform will take and identify where the service's greatest benefits lie. For most of us, though, we don't have the faintest idea what they're talking about - because most people use Twitter as a sort of personal overlay over their lives, a digital layer which overlaps their workplace, their commute, the social events - just about anywhere the user chooses to let it. Using Twitter for business coordination is a very different concept, but it's significantly easier than you might think - especially now that Twitter has created the Twitter lists feature. Here's how to get your team, project or business coordinated on Twitter, simply and easily, without the need for a third-party Twitter application for business coordination: Step 1: Get your employees or team members dedicated Twitter accounts. You'll want your team or company to be using dedicated Twitter accounts, not just using accounts they might already have. You'll probably want them all to have a prefix or suffix to their username to indicate their status as a team member. Each account should have its updates set to "Private" so that ... more

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