Comments on: Twitter Guidelines http://mynapervillehomesblog.com/general/twitter-guidelines/ See The Market Pulse of Naperville and More! Tue, 24 Aug 2010 15:11:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: James Stratford @JRStratford on Twitter http://mynapervillehomesblog.com/general/twitter-guidelines/comment-page-1/#comment-59 James Stratford @JRStratford on Twitter Tue, 14 Jul 2009 13:18:52 +0000 http://mynapervillehomesblog.com/?p=1012#comment-59 Twitter Guidelines is very well done and should be a must read for not only Real Estate Professionals just getting on Twitter, but anyone with a business that is looking to consciously brand themselves. Each tip is crafted simply and succinctly for actionable steps. Though I've been on Twitter for quite awhile I have to say I hadn't heard of the Tweetride, but it sounds like fun! You touched upon it with the reference to Nichole Nicolay's e-book Twitter for Real Estate Twits, but authenticity, and some transparency go a long ways. Don't overdue the transparency and go into the TMI mode if you don't in real life. It could attract some for a short time, but it's not professional. Be yourself and others will enjoy you for who you are. :) Thanks for a great post! Twitter Guidelines is very well done and should be a must read for not only Real Estate Professionals just getting on Twitter, but anyone with a business that is looking to consciously brand themselves.

Each tip is crafted simply and succinctly for actionable steps.

Though I’ve been on Twitter for quite awhile I have to say I hadn’t heard of the Tweetride, but it sounds like fun!

You touched upon it with the reference to Nichole Nicolay’s e-book Twitter for Real Estate Twits, but authenticity, and some transparency go a long ways. Don’t overdue the transparency and go into the TMI mode if you don’t in real life. It could attract some for a short time, but it’s not professional. Be yourself and others will enjoy you for who you are. :) Thanks for a great post!

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