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40 Comments on Complete Guide to Twitter for Business eBook
Hi Paul;
I am a member of Twitter but I don't use it. Thank you for the offer.
Hi Paul,
Good luck with the book. Twitter is a viable form of business development and a natural way to engage in conversation. We talk more like we tweet than like when we blog, at least most times we do, when we engage in 2 way conversation.
I am a new member of Twitter and am figuring out the bells and whistles. Can you give us some highlights of your book without offering too much info that would make purchasing a waste. I know you want to get compensated, but give us a little more of a teeze...please.
Woohoo...glad you lost the red x!
Paul - sounds like a great tool to have. I love using Twitter altho I could and should do more. Your past articles on Twitter have proven to be excellent advice and suggestions for making the most of being part of the crowd.
Jeff
@susie - Thanks... for the compliment and for stalking. ;-)
@Li - I wrote just for you!
@JaneAnne - Thanks. I appreciate your sharing it with others.
@Roland - I guarantee it! Money back guarantee in fact.
@Keahi - Read the book and you will. Get it, that is.
@Bridget - It's kind of a Dummies book, yes, but refrained from using that title. It's written in easy to understand language. Simple instructions as well.
@Connie - Thanks for purchasing the ebook. My Twitter handle is @pchaney and the last page contains lots of ways to contact me.
@Cindy - Let me know how it goes.
@Anthony - You're breakin' my heart man. Try it, you'll like it!
@Rebecca - Thanks!
@Simon - I've got an entire series written on it here. Look back at some of the older posts and you'll find lots of stuff. That formed the framework for the ebook.
@Karen - Red X?
@Jeff - Thanks Jeff. I appreciate the kudos.
We know if must be a good awesome book when it's endorsed by noneother than Active Rich!
I'm getting the hang of Tweeting, but since I don't tweet on my Blackberry, I think I'm missing the boat. (or the Tweet?) I do have it on when I'm at my laptop, and have really learned some interesting things from the links that people have sent out. (via Twhirl...yet another application for use with Twitter.)
I'll pick up a copy in a few days. We are still in the "economy mode" here in ATL!
Thanks for creating this great guide!
I'm going to order the book, but do I have to go through pay pal?
Hey @Pchaney,
WooHoo! Can't wait to read it! :0)
Good luck with your book. So many people are intimidated by twitter. I got my first twitter referral last month so I'm a believer in using twitter for business.
Slick marketing approach. I'll be an affiliate for you. I can't wait to read and promote it. Good luck with your venture.
Twitter is still new to me in terms of how to use its power to generate business and such. Thanks for the post I just might have to buy a copy. Take care and happy blogging!
Paul,
Congratulation on creating eBook on Twitter. Have you niched it to Real Estate?
Let me know @JanakMehta. Also, you may want to check out Social Media Michigan http://www.SocialMediaMI.com
Looking forward to speaking with you on Twitterland
-Janak Mehta
http://www.PReasy.com
Paul, that is so cool! I know that writing a book, even a short one, is very time-consuming. I admire you for being persistent until you finished it. I'll check out the affiliate site.
Join my NEW group for professionals who work from their home office at http://activerain.com/groups/virtualoffice
Regina P. Brown
It's taken me a few months to get the hang of Twitter and why to use it (@eduwebconf), but I'm slowly getting it and have made a lot of great contacts through it, so it's definitely worth trying. I don't tweet all day long - who has time for that? - but try to do a posting at least once a day, usually in respone to something else. I find it better to have a "conversation" with someone or several people thru Twitter and learning a lot from the many people I follow than just posting announcements about the annual conference I run in July. And besides, that's the point ... no one wants to hear a one way talk, they/we want to be involved back and forth. I may get the book as well.
Thanks for the tip here, Paul. And don't be ashamed to plug what I'm sure will be a useful tool for agents out there. Love the guarantee by the way.
ok I ordered, I am twitter useless and can't not figure it out! I will let you know how much this helps, see ya on twitter soon!
I was thrilled to see an eBook on Twitter as I'm still quite baffled. I bought it & tried signing up for your affiliate program with some hesitation (e-Junkie site not at same quality as your site or what I'm used to working with). Unfortunately I hit the brick wall when I was asked to provide a PayPal account.
Did research on PayPal over a year ago and the feedback on how they treat merchants was horrible, so I've successfully avoided it so far and hope to remain free of this service. I'm using Google Merchant account which offers similar functionality so maybe you'll expand in the future.
PS Fun writing from one handyman (the real thing) to another (softer touch)
I just joined your affilate program! Nice touch!
Whoops that was me on top, didn't realized I wasn't signed in!