How to improve your Twitter voice!

By Craig | Published: May 27, 2009

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I have to admit that my twitter voice could be a lot better.  I have just started ‘twitting’ and sort of get it, but don’t quite understand how twitter fits into the social world (and who reads it?).  Still, it is comforting to know that so many of my Digital Humanities colleagues have found my tweet address (and I suspect that this is because I feed my tweets  into my blog and facebook).

And I am watching a live seminar online at the moment from an ad agency that is demonstrating to charities and non-profit organisations how to use Twitter and other social media effectively.  I will get back to you on that one;  but the main thing to remember that social software is fundamentally about people so it helps if you are one in the first place (oh, and thanks to Andy W for the Tweet link).

The tag for the event is:  #NFPtweetup

And check out Twitter analyser. It is a way in analysing your twitter voice (or lack of one!) http://www.twitteranalyzer.com

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2 Comments

  1. dean collins
    Posted June 8, 2009 at 2:55 pm | Permalink

    the domain is spelt with a Z not a S,

    so it is http://www.TwitterAnalyzer.com not
    http://www.TwitterAnalyser.com

    but being that the rst of the world spells it with a S you should check out http://www.TwitterAnalyser.com as funny story there.

  2. cbellamy
    Posted June 9, 2009 at 7:41 pm | Permalink

    Thanks Dean. I am in the UK so this is why the ‘s’. Will check out the other one

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