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The 10 Commandments of Twitter Usage (Real Estate Version)

The Ten Commandments of Twitter

(Real Estate Version)

Thou shalt completely fill out thy profile
Thou shalt read Nik_Nik’s E-book before posting (Download it Here)
Thou shalt LEARN from those you follow FIRST
Thou shalt embrace a mentality of COLLABORATION
Thou shalt SHARE thy knowledge with those around you
Thou shalt READ thy article before sharing
Thou shalt NOT SPAM THY LISTINGS TO TWITTER
Thou shalt SHAMELESSLY PROMOTE thy new blog post
Thou shalt not base your Twitter-worth on FOLLOWERS
Thou shalt HELP new Tweeps learn these 10 Commandments

Share your own additional Twitter Commandments in the comments below and share this with your Tweeps!

Matt Dollinger

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Posted by Matthew Dollinger on 04/02/2009 08:11 AM

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6 Comments on The 10 Commandments of Twitter Usage (Real Estate Version)

APR

Thou Shalt not try to understand twitter, just do it

Thou Shalt not market a work at home and make $$$$$ doing nothing scheme in every Tweet.

I really need to wrap my head around Twitter right now. (Sorry but I could not start with "Thou . . ." Thanks for the information in your post. I have got to make some time to work on Twitter.

Thanks Matthew - just downloaded the e-book and look forward to reading it. I'll work on practicing the all new 10 commandments... (drats - just when I was getting the older version down pat...)

Thanks Matthew for the timely post. I was just saying I needed to get on it...

APR

I on twitter but i do nothing with it. I need to get moving thanks for the post!

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