Want to learn about Twitter? Here's a 4-part series and a screencast
- Part One steps you through creating an account, editing your profile and getting started. She's done a nice job with screenshots to illustrate the steps.
- Part Two covers adding friends, twitter commands and lingo and what all the "@" messages are all about.
- Part Three talks about engaging in conversations on Twitter and also the fun aspect of how Twitter can help you meet up with people in real life.
- Part Four explains tinyurls, talks about how tweets can drive traffic to your website and also about "retweets".
All in all a nicely done series. She concludes part 4 with an indication that further installments will be forthcoming. Nice to see these kind of tutorials out there.
Second, Dave Delaney published today a screencast tutorial about Twitter (using Jing to record it). Dave covers some of the same kind of introductory material but in a screencast/video form. Again, a nice introduction.
If you're wondering what all this Twitter fuss is about, these resources may help you get started. (And if you do join, feel free to follow me.)
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Hi Dan:
Thanks for the link love on my tutorial. I also have one on my blog to help explain what to do with a Flickr invitation. My family just didn't get it, so I made the video to better explain to them.
I am presenting at PodCamp Nashville this Saturday on personal branding with Twitter. I hope to have a video of it to share with you on my blog soon too. Stay tuned for that one.
Hey, I hope to see you on the conference circuit this year. I'll be at PodCamp Toronto next, then SXSW Interactive.
Cheers,
Dave
Posted by: Dave Delaney | February 08, 2008 at 12:07 AM
good post, doesn't anyone cover the importance of "brandable" Twitter URL's though?!
Posted by: Mark | February 10, 2008 at 04:16 AM
Hey Dan:
Here's my presentation from PodCamp Nashville on Branding with Twitter. I'd love to hear your comments (and anyone else reading this too).
http://tinyurl.com/yvdxzs
Cheers,
Dave
Posted by: Dave Delaney | February 13, 2008 at 04:27 PM