1. Two Ways to Say More With Fewer Words
You need to keep your message short if you want it to get read. Here are two ways you can do it (this is my guest post over at Copyblogger.com)
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Your tweets are the only way for you to make an impression on your Twitter followers. With only 140 characters to make that impression, it may seem impossible.
However, crafting tweets that encourage people to visit your website is easy. And, I will provide you with sure-fire Twitter headline templates that help you do it.
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You’re about to learn the tactics I used to write a blog post that went viral on Twitter.
And, this was a VIRAL blog post. It was sent to around 300,000 Twitter Feeds.
Want to know the best part? This all happened when I had less than 300 followers on Twitter — my profile clearly didn’t do the work.
First, let me set the record straight. Of those 300,000 Twitter Feeds, only ~ 30,000 people clicked over to my website. But, who would turn down 30,000 unique visits?
Now, here’s how I did it.
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Please take a minute and imagine that everyone you spoke to remembered what your story.
If a new job opened up, you would be at top of mind. Or, if someone was looking for a business partner or a buyout, your company would be remembered.
Well, most people struggle with creating this magical, memorable idea,… but it isn’t their fault…
It’s a bandwidth problem. We are bombarded with marketing and information from the internet, the telephone, and every other form of media.
Yet, there are still messages and ideas that people remember and share. For example, what image pops into your mind when I say “this is your brain on drugs?” An egg in a frying pan. Or, what about “Where’s the Beef?” Wendy’s.
But what is their secret?
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