The video "below" will show a brief Twitter Training, Twitter resources, unfollowing abandoned accounts, tools to target your areas of interest, and more.
I believe it's a good idea to target your marketing early on, and also to be careful who you unfollow. One of the problems we as marketers face in the social networks is that we never know who is really paying attention to us. I get calls from people all the time who have said they have been watching and following me online for months.
Had I unfollowed these people, who I don't always know are paying attention to what I'm doing, chances are they would wonder why I turned away from them and lose not only their interest, but any possible interest in their center of influences as well.
We all have "networks" in every aspect of our lives. Allot of the time we meet people we don't know via people we already know. But we don't always know right away everything about that person. It may be years after we have met someone when they can directly and in a positive way influence our life, in a very simple small way. or a huge way.
In my view, there is a whole interior psychology one can take a look at in not only Twitter, but many of the social sites. However, it appears to apply more so to Twitter than anywhere else. So while the debate rages on, my personal advice would be just to be mindful of other people and how you would treat them face to face in a personal gathering. The key is to be polite, friendly, and give value.
LINKS:
http://www.TwitterPowerSystem.com
http://www.TweetChat.com
http://www.TweetGrid.com
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