Twitter How To

By admin, July 25, 2009 12:11 am

How can I make money using my twitter page?

I would like to know how to make some good money from my twitter page. I used the twitter traffic machine but I’m really not making a whole lot from clickbank programs. Anyone got some good ideas on how I can increase my revenue on Twitter?

If you are a writer on E-How or another article site, you are probably wanting to increase your income. The question is how? Many of these article sites, including E-How, pay the writer for his or her articles based on popularity or page views. Basically the more page views your article gets, the more popular your article obviously is. E-How wants traffic to their website just like we writers want traffic to our articles. It is basically a win/win situation if everyone gets lots of traffic. So the real question is, how do we get more traffic to our articles. Well, it may be more easier than you think. One way you can get more traffic to your articles is by using Twitter. Twitter is a social networking site that uses mirco blogging. Sort of like using AOL or Yahoo’ s instant messenger services. You are texting people in your network. Twitter calls this text messenging, tweets. You send tweets to people who are in your network. People in your network can also then send you tweets. You can send tweets(text messages) either through your computer or through your mobile phone. Either works, so you are never out of contact with anyone if you choose. The tweets(text messages) can be no longer than 140 characters. So these are very short text messages. Twitter calls people who tweet, tweeters. So if you use Twitter, you are a tweeter, who sends out tweets. Does that make any sense? So the big question here is, how can we make more money on E-How by using Twitter? Millions of micro bloggers are using Twitter daily and tons more are joining daily. Can millions of people be wrong? Twitter is the new rage of social networking business

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