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http://econsultancy.com/blog/9935-12-social-signals-from-twitter-that-could-influence-search-rankings

12 social signals from Twitter that could influence search rankings

We know that Google uses hundreds of ranking factors to determine where it places web pages in its index. We also know that social media sites are becoming increasingly influential on search placements. Charles Duncombe explored the topic on this blog a few days ago, focusing mainly on volume-based signals. I think there’s probably a bit more to it than that, or at least there should be. This is a think-out-loud ‘Friday’ post, rather than a definitive guide to the things Googlebot is sniffing out (for I know not what it looks for). It considers the possibilities, to explore what Google might be able to make sense of.
http://www.reseaux-professionnels.fr/questions-frequentes/1605-32-sources-dinspiration-pour-le-compte-twitter-de-votre-marque.html Qu'est-ce que je peux tweeter, ch'sais pas quoi tweetter... nouveaux collaborateurs (les anniversaires, naissances, mariages, etc. peuvent aussi être une option, mais plus délicate à manier : demandez au préalable l'accord de la personne concernée), répondez aux messages qui ne vous sont pas directement adressés mais qui concernent votre marque / votre secteur d'activité (recherchez-les régulièrement sur Twitter),

32 idées de sujets pour animer le compte Twitter de votre marque

The Power of Connectivity on Twitter | Web City Girls

http://webcitygirls.com/2011/11/the-power-of-connectivity-on-twitter/#comment-42 By Lynn Ponder : I started my journey on Twitter in 2009 and I remember how intimidated I felt about sharing thoughts with total strangers. How would I be judged, What would I tweet about, Who would follow me, Who should I follow? All questions were answered one day at a time, while falling in-love with everything about Twitter! Twitter is about learning, educating and inspiring, plus for me, a channel to share my passion on positive life views, spread kindness and genuinely engage with likeminded people. The magic of Twitter is evident just in the fact that by reading each others 140 character tweets, we are capable of developing friendships and business relationships in the same way we do in the real world, but this experience is completely virtual, and a mind blowing experience for me.
With Twitter making a lot of big changes at the end of 2011, one of the changes that we caught a glimpse of was Twitter brand pages. A few select brands were given the chance to try out the new service, including Coca-Cola, McDonalds, Staples and HP. A new study from Simple Usability gives a bit of insight into how users are reacting to and interacting with the latest social media marketing tools that has been afforded to brands. Twitter’s first real attempt to compete with Facebook and Google+’s feature-rich offerings for brands is quite stripped down in comparison to its competitors, but it doesn’t really matter if the message is reaching its audience. http://thenextweb.com/twitter/2012/01/05/twitter-brand-pages-only-have-one-chance-to-make-an-impression-here-are-some-tips/

Tips for Twitter Brand Pages

http://www.business2community.com/twitter/guide-to-twitter-tips-for-small-businesses-0110870 In last week’s blog post I’ve tried to give you some tips on how to be successful on LinkedIn. This week’s post is all about Twitter. Being on Twitter is a great opportunity to market your small business. Want to tweet but don’t know how? I will try to explain the do’s and don’ts and introduce you to some basic Twitter tools that will make participating in Twitter regularly easy

Guide To Twitter – Tips for Small Businesses | Business 2 Community

Twitter rolls out new look | Econsultancy

http://econsultancy.com/blog/8468-twitter-rolls-out-new-look Twitter has started to roll out a new look, starting this evening . A blog post announced that the company has simplified the design to make it easier than ever to follow what people care about, connect with others and discover something new. Over the next few weeks this will appear on Twitter.com, mobile and even Tweetdeck.
http://www.bitrebels.com/social/twitter-to-launch-redesigned-tweet-follow-buttons/

Twitter To Launch Redesigned Tweet & Follow… | Bit Rebels

Twitter has been sporting the blueish Tweet button since it was launched, and nothing has really been changed with it since. I am sure that most people who have been on Twitter since the social networking giant’s early days know that in the beginning, Twitter used “Update” instead of “Tweet” to send out our thoughts and shares. However, since Twitter changed the label on the button, it seems things have pretty much been the same.
This note is from BI Research, a new tech-industry intelligence service. The service is currently in beta and free. To learn more and sign up, please click here. The conventional wisdom about Twitter is that it may be a very nice product, but it doesn't have much of a business. And up until recently, that was true. And the fact that Twitter has been mostly dodging questions about its business metrics helps perpetuate the idea.  http://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-is-quietly-building-a-huge-business-2011-11

Twitter Is Quietly Building A Huge Business

Twitter's Global Impact (Infographic) | Social Networking & Micro-Blogging | Twitter Users & Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber & Britney Spears | LiveScience

http://www.livescience.com/16637-twitter-social-networking-global-impact-infographic.html Twitter has come a long ways since it hit the Web in 2006. The online social networking and micro-blogging site now boasts over a million active users, with half logging in every day, and it is changing the way news is delivered to people everywhere. The size of Twitter's presence and power is undeniably huge. Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears together have more Twitter followers than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, Chile, North Korea and Australia. Meanwhile, Twitter was the star of the media coverage surrounding the death of Osama bin Laden in May, as users of the popular social networking site not only broke the story but kept the world up-to-date with the latest news. It's also been an instrumental tool in organizing protests in Egypt and the United States, such as the Occupy Wall Street movement, as well as getting news out about natural disasters and pending storms.
Those who use the Twitter site regularly, as opposed to using third-party apps, may have noticed one or two changes made to the site today. Doing away with the mentions and retweet categories at the top of you news feed, they’ve replaced the two with a new ‘@username’ and ‘Activity’ option. The changes are aimed towards making the experience of using the site more intuitive and easier to monitor any changes that may occur in your timeline. The first major change is in your replies account. Instead of viewing different sections such as direct replies and retweets, everything is now in one continuous stream so replies, mentions, retweets and follows are all documented in the one news stream. http://www.simplyzesty.com/social-media/twitter-make-intuitive-changes-to-site-revamped-replies-and-activity-functions/

Twitter Make Intuitive Changes To Site: Revamped Replies And Activity Functions

I was recently introduced to a compact guidebook for businesses trying to get a sense of Twitter. The microblogging site that allows you to update in no more than 140 characters at at time is deceptively complex and nuanced – especially for a newcomer. This short guide, entitled Twitter Business Guide: Communication and Marketing was written by Jean-Christophe Barré and Dr. Andreas Schroeter and in just 32 pages covers some of the things that may be keeping you and your business away from this platform. For someone who is new to Twitter, this e-book will prove a helpful compass as you begin to explore Twitter.

Twitter Business Guide | Business 2 Community

I've rounded up ten recent infographics on Twitter, with lots of stats, the best times to send tweets, the psychology of Twitter and more. Where possible, I've added the infographics to this post in a readable size, but for others you can click on the image to see a larger version...

10 amazing Twitter infographics | Econsultancy

The Power of ReTweeting: The 7 Reasons to RT on Twitter | PodJam.tv

If you ask someone on Twitter why they enjoy tweeting, you would most definitely get varied responses. But a common answer would be it’s because they learn so much from people from all over the world. For those new on Twitter you might wonder why you see people sharing a tweet with an RT at the beginning of each tweet. This is called a ReTweet.

The Great Twitter Unfollow Experiment of 2011

[...] a very well-known Internet marketer published a blog post about his so-called Twitter Unfollow experiment. Chris Brogan claimed the ... [...] Too much of what we do (myself included again here) delivers the detestable broadcast content. Chris Brogan’s ‘Unfollow Experiment’ ...