Crafting A Tweet That Gets Results
December 25th, 2009 | 
Author: Everyone wants to share tweets” rel=”tag”>tweets on Twitter” rel=”tag”>twitter that get clicked, retweeted, and discussed, but so few seem to get that kind of response. What to these people’s tweets have that get such a good response? There are a few tips writing a really good tweet that communicates your point and gets people clicking on your link.
Make sure that your headline will grab the attention of those who would be interested in what you have to say. Use impactful words that describe your link.
Say something useful and unique. Rehashing the same headline that everyone else is tweeting will get your tweet lost in people’s streams.
Keep things to the point. If you can get your point across in less than 140 characters, by all means do so. There’s no rule that says you have to fill your space completely and you don’t get extra points for useless extra words.
Of course, there is much more to Twitter than just pushing out 140 characters of genius to get people to visit your site. There must be interaction and exchange between you and your followers for your tweets to garner any attention from others. This is the perfect formula for the successful use of Twitter.
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