- <P>When you're starting up with <STRONG>Twitter</STRONG>, there <EM>are often quite a few dimensions of tweeting that people miss</EM>.</P>
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<LI><EM>People want to write it themselves</EM> - <STRONG>they should have re-tweeted</STRONG>
<LI><EM>People only share URLs of their new blog articles</EM> - <STRONG>they should be involved in many levels</STRONG>
<LI><EM>It's now about how many followers you have</EM> - <STRONG>but rather how dedicated your followers are reading your tweets</STRONG></LI></UL>
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<P>Let's review these points so you can get the full benefit of traffic from your Twitter profile.</P>
<P><STRONG>Why You Should Re-Tweet Instead of Writing It Yourself</STRONG></P>
<P>When you re-tweet you are sharing the other Twitter user's name. You are indicating this person wrote something worth reading. You could rewrite it yourself, but then you would not be building the benefit of a re-tweet owed. When people see you are willing to share what you find, they will be even more willing to re-tweet what you say that is worth reading.</P>
<P>Some leeches will take your content, rewrite it and send it out on Twitter as though they were originators of this. That is stealing. When people can only copy content they will never overtake your writing skills. If they had shared your content, they would have followed the spirit of tweeting, but they don't have that type of generosity. What happens is such people are stuck in the law of attraction. You get what you attract, so if you can't share what others have said, people won't share what you say.</P>
<P><STRONG>Be Involved on Twitter - Don't Just Share Your URLs</STRONG></P>
<P>When you are a person that is involved in sharing all types of tweet, you build Twitter power. By being involved in discussions you show dedication, involvement and that you have that extra time for those with whom you are involved. Again, the law of attraction applies. If you only share URLs to new articles, you are not getting involved with the people who follow you, you lose both the following on Twitter and on your blog when you have nothing worthwhile to say.</P>
<P>If you had been involved and dedicated with your followers, you would attract even more followers. Look at your timeline. Click on your username to see what others see when they look at your profile. If all you see is URLs to new articles, you need to rethink the way you use Twitter.</P>
<P><STRONG>Not Just How Many Followers - But Rather Twitter Dedication of Followers</STRONG></P>
<P>If you have dedicated followers, even a small group is far better than a huge number of followers who don't read what you have to say. Your Twitter power depends upon being in a sharing community as Twitter was intended to be. You must be involved with your followers, and sharing small greetings like "Have a nice weekend" will go a long way in being kind and sociable with your followers.</P>
<P><STRONG>In Conclusion</STRONG></P>
<P>When you want to build Twitter power and a constantly growing traffic, you need to build goodwill. That is achieved by having a profile your followers read, sharing content that is tweeted, and generating a social aspect of your brand to the people who see your profile. Once you achieve this you will be building a responsive list, and your results will quite literally skyrocket.</P></DIV>
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