SubscribeTwitter 101 on Channel 933
Many people have been asking me for the link to my Twitter segment on AJ’s Playhouse last week on April 14th, 2009. Ask and you shall receive, here you go!
Melodie on the Radio: 1st segment
Melodie on the Radio 2nd segment
Thank you to everyone for your positive feedback! I sincerely appreciate it and am am grateful for those who have reached out to me for advice, partnerships and hiring me for Social Media strategy. Please don’t hesistate to comment on my blog or reach out to me in any of my other social networks at any time! Always happy to help!
Melodie on The Radio with Twitter Tips for Beginners
In 2008 I posted the blog Traditional Media Companies It’s Time To Go Digital. I emphasized that if traditional media embraces social media and uses it strategically they now has a new opportunity to engage, interact and compel their audience. The time has come! The past few months Social Media and Twitter in particular have been all the hype through celebrities, news stations, radio and even newspapers.
San Diego’s Top 40 radio station, Channel 933 does a great job at having their on air personalities update and interact with listeners through Twitter. They realize as a radio station that represents pop culture they need to be at the forefront of what’s happening. As more people sign up for Twitter, more confusion is caused and it becomes difficult to understand what Twitter really is and how to benefit from it. I was invited by my friends on Channel 933′s morning show, AJ’s Playhouse to educate listeners on Twitter. If you’re finding my blog from the segment on April 14th then welcome! The invitation to the show inspired me to compile some Twitter tips for beginners.
Before I go into specific tips, lets get this main question out of the way: WHAT THE HECK IS TWITTER?! Twitter is a micro blog that allows users to communicate by providing real time information quickly and efficiently. The 140 character limit allows people to cut to the chase in their tweets. The following tips will define my answer. Read more
