Your microblogging landing or profile page is very important. Don’t overlook the available options that allow you to customize it so that it truly represents who you are and what you do. The majority of those considering joining your list or following you on sites like Twitter, will read your profile page prior to subscribing to your updates, so be sure to add a bit of personality to your profile page and include your primary website or blog. Furthermore, those who feature their websites and blogs within their microblogging profile pages experience faster indexing especially if it’s a new website, due to the microblogging community being so tightly indexed within search engines such as Google and Yahoo.

MicroBloggng Is An Extension - Not A Replacement

Make sure that you have an existing blog or website before you begin marketing via the microblogging or social networks. People will want to get to know you better, and what better way to do
that by visiting your homepage. If you don’t have a website, people will wonder where you are coming from, what’s your purpose, why you are trying to sell something without having a site of your own. Avoid these questions by setting up a blog and posting a bit about yourself prior to starting your microblogging campaign.

The more comfortable you can make people who are considering doing business with you, the easier it will be to develop an identity as someone who is trustworthy, honest and professional. Remember, microblogging should be used as a supplement to your main blog, not as a replacement to one. I wish you the very best with your microblogging efforts. Spend some time getting to know the people within your market. You’ll find potential new partners to network with, Joint Ventures to consider, new customers to meet and new friends of all kinds.

The above is a short excerpt from my Microblogging Guide. You can claim your copy below.

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