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	<title>Salt Canyon &#187; Electronic Marketing</title>
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		<title>Straight From the Bird&#8217;s Mouth</title>
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		<dc:creator>Salt Canyon</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Here&#8217;s some advice from Twitter 101 &#8211; A Special Guide on using Twitter to build your business: Use Twitter as a place to build relationships, rather than just broadcasting information about your company Include names or @usernames of people twittering, as well as additional company contact information Scan Twitter regularly for comments about your company [...]]]></description>
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<p>Here&#8217;s some advice from <a href="http://business.twitter.com/twitter101/" target="_blank">Twitter 101 &#8211; A Special Guide</a> on using Twitter to build your business:</p>
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<li>Use Twitter as a place to build relationships, rather than just broadcasting information about your company</li>
<li> Include names or @usernames of people twittering, as well as additional company contact information</li>
<li> Scan Twitter regularly for comments about your company and be prepared to respond with answers to concerns, offers of customer service, or thanks</li>
<li> Provide value with your tweets.  Twitter offers the following suggestions:</li>
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<li> Offer Twitter exclusive coupons or deals</li>
<li>Take people behind the scenes of your company</li>
<li>Post pictures from your offices, stores, warehouses, etc.</li>
<li>Share sneak peeks of projects or events in development</li>
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<p>As Twitter notes, real-time communication is becoming ground-breaking for both users and businesses.</p>
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