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March 2, 2009

Build Links and Brand with Twitter Maddness

Ok, I’ve promised to myself to stop writing about Twitter-stuff: the Internet is full of it already. But I stumble across so many Twitter apps, Twitter tips and Twitter tricks that I can’t help blogging about it. So while the world is going crazy about Twitter, we learn to drive benefit from that:

Participate in multiple Twitter-related projects, example: HistoricalTweets.com is a fun site that “proves” it that Twitter has existed for ages by showing screen shots where famous people tweet (example:  Lincoln Asks Twitter Followers for Speechwriting Help).  The site also offers to submit a historical Tweet of your own and promises to link back to your site (why not try?).

historicaltweets

Tip: to keep track of all those new Twitter-related projects, keep an eye on KillerStartUps Twitter tag.

Build links by creating Twitter backgrounds (reminds me of Myspace backrounds, then Wordpress templates, and now… oh whatever, that’s always been effective anyway). To create a cool Twitter theme is just so easy that anyone can do it. Then, just go ahead and spread it (and get links in return):

  • TwitterGallery: submit your theme and get an “author” link i return;
  • TweetVibe: submit your theme and get a link to your Twitter profile;
  • TwitterBacks: submit your theme and get a link to your Twitter profile;
  • TwitBackgrounds: submit your theme and ask for an “author” link i return.

Search for more (I am sure, more and more Twitter galleries will pop up over time):

  • [twitter backgrounds intitle:submit]
  • [twitter backgrounds inurl:submit]
  • [twitter themes intitle:submit]

Create viral tweets, example: the recent meme by Joe Hall “How To Be More Productive At Work” (HowToBeMoreProductiveAtWork) is just such a cool and simple idea that I wanna say “genius”! (Tip: follow @joehall on Twitter).

More tips on building links by using buzz around Twitter? Share them in the comments!

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19 comments already

  1. DBSInteractive (DBS Interactive) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  2. The whole blog post i just mentioned is here: http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm …. Good Read!

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  3. mikakiviranta (Mika Kiviranta) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  4. Build Links and Brand with Twitter Maddness http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm

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  5. svartling (Svartling) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  6. Build Links and Brand with Twitter Maddness http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm Interesting tips. #svpt

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  7. raavi (Mihalcea Razvan) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  8. ? | “Build Links and Brand with Twitter Maddness | Daily SEO Tip” ( http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm )

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  9. dezz5777 (Desmal Matthews) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  10. http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm

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  11. Gayak (Gayak) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  12. Reading Build Links and Brand with Twitter http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm

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  13. cleomorgause (Cleo Morgause) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  14. RT: @seosmarty: Monday’s SEO tip @DailySEO: Build Links and Brand with Twitter Maddness http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm

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  15. hyperg (Jim Hathaway) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  16. RT @seosmarty: Monday’s SEO tip @DailySEO: Build Links and Brand with Twitter Maddness http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm

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  17. seosmarty (Ann Smarty) on 12.31.1969 at 11:59 pm | permalink
  18. Monday’s SEO tip @DailySEO: Build Links and Brand with Twitter Maddness http://tinyurl.com/c95oqm

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  19. Josh Millrod on 03.02.2009 at 3:23 pm | permalink
  20. No matter how “saturated” the internet is with Twitter tips, I can’t get enough. Keep them coming.

    My only worry is that we’re going to invest all this time in developing awesome Twitter strategies only for them to go under because they can’t figure out the revenue generation thing.

    Until then, bombs away!

    Josh Millrod’s last incredible blog post..SEO Headscratcher: Hidden Elements on Page

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  21. Barry Welford on 03.02.2009 at 4:17 pm | permalink
  22. All these Twitter apps drive traffic to regular blogs so I say go with the flow. There are so many ways you can do it but encouraging your followers to RT your blog posts is clearly the big winner.

    Barry Welford’s last incredible blog post..Apple Safari v.4 Beta For Faster Gmail

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    Gerald Weber Reply:

    Agreed! The retweet definitely has the power to take certain posts viral. Also it helps to have a tweet this option at the end of the post.

    Gerald Weber’s last incredible blog post..Facebook’s BK Sacrifice App and 6 Other Examples of Brilliant Viral Campaigns

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  23. Gerald Weber on 03.03.2009 at 5:22 am | permalink
  24. Cool ideas. I really like the historical tweets. That’s pretty funny. ;-)
    Gerald Weber’s last incredible blog post..Facebook’s BK Sacrifice App and 6 Other Examples of Brilliant Viral Campaigns

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  25. Joe Hall on 03.03.2009 at 5:27 pm | permalink
  26. LOL Ann! I just caught this post! Great tips! I enjoy playing with twitter and memes, I will let you know how the HTBMPAW meme plays out!

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    Ann Smarty Reply:

    I hope you’ll share the results ;)
    Ann Smarty’s last incredible blog post..Take Daily SEO Dose at DailySEOTip.com

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  27. peterK on 03.05.2009 at 4:43 am | permalink
  28. Read this post with great enthusiasm. Nice post and good tips. Cheers.

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  29. Rise Interactive on 03.09.2009 at 4:28 pm | permalink
  30. Great post Ann! Twitter is huge now! These are great applications for Twitter and great ways to get links back! Keep writing these great posts on Twitter. They are great.

    *love the historic Tweets!

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  31. Anil on 03.13.2009 at 10:57 am | permalink
  32. Great tips

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  33. Keith D on 04.20.2009 at 3:59 pm | permalink
  34. Ann
    I never thought that I would be reading articles about Twitter… but if thats what it takes to get links?

    Thanks for the info.

    Keith D

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