50 Tweetable Ideas For The Small Business Owner

What To Tweet AboutOne of the main questions from small business owners regarding Twitter is, “What in the world do I Tweet about?”

You understand that millions of your prospects are on Twitter, you realize that your Tweets should be valuable and educational, but you’re just not sure what to send out to your followers through your Twitter stream.

Here are 50 Tweetable ideas tailor-made for the small business owner:

1)    Share a relevant quote from your industry.

2)    Link to your blog post.

3)    Link to someone else’s blog post.

4)    Share a link to a video at:  www.TwitVid.com

5)    Share industry tips.

6)    Ask questions.

7)    Answer questions.

8)    Share a cool, new tool that you just discovered.

9)    Start a new # discussion within your industry.

10)    Join a # discussion within your industry.

11)    Re-tweet relevant tweets that your followers will enjoy.

12)    Share a picture at: www.TwitPic.com

13)    Link to one of your published articles.

14)    Link to someone else’s published article.

15)    Share a link to one of your recent press releases.

16)    Post updates while attending a conference.

17)    Share a link to your podcast.

18)    Let your followers know about an upcoming interview.

19)    Brag about your favorite clients and customers.

20)    Ask for help solving a problem.

21)    Share a link to your online radio show.

22)    Create informal mastermind groups at: http://grouptweet.com

23)    Generate quick polls at: www.TweetPoll.com

24)    Give away free stuff (ebooks, reports, audios, etc.)

25)    Review a product pertinent to your industry.

26)    Review a book relevant to your industry.

27)    Set up a #TweetUp to meet your twitter friends in-person.

28)    Offer great customer service.

29)    Find Joint Venture partners.

30)    Brag about a job well done by another company or individual.

31)    Provide your expert opinion.

32)    Tweet out your eZine.

33)    Promote your live event.

34)    Promote your virtual event www.Tweetvite.com

35)    Showcase your work.

36)    Promote your new product or ebook.

37)    Host a contest.

38)    Build relationships with bloggers.

39)    Build relationships with PR people.

40)    Share a link to your Hubpage: www.Hubpages.com

41)    Share a link to your Squidoo lens: www.Squidoo.com

42)    Announce the upcoming launch of a new product or service.

43)    Redistribute content.

44)    Share a link to a powerpoint presentation on www.SlideShare.com

45)    Take questions from the audience whenever you participate in a teleseminar or conference.

46)    Form a group for your customers and clients at: http://grouptweet.com

47)     Tell an industry joke.

48)    Rant about something not done well in your industry.

49)    Solve a problem that your target market is facing.

50)    Toot your own horn. There’s nothing wrong with a little self-promotion.

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Jessica Swanson has helped thousands of entrepreneurs implement low-cost, high-impact marketing campaigns. Known for her energy, passion and “get-it-done” attitude, Jessica takes complicated marketing concepts, turns them upside-down, and makes them incredibly simple and outrageously straightforward.

Comments

  1. avatar Silvia says:

    Wow, I never heard about GroupTweet before. Fantastic tip! (among others ;-) Thanks Jessica!

  2. More fantastic ideas. Thanks for sharing Jessica.

  3. Wonderful!

    I crafted a list similar to this, Jessica, and when I published it on my blog, it was one of the most popular and well-received posts in the history of my blog!

    You're right. Lots of small business owners are just discovering Twitter and really stuck on what to Tweet about and how to properly maintain a professional demeanor on social media.

    You shine!
    Melanie

    • avatar jessicaswanson says:

      You're right Melanie! Tweet ideas, for small biz owners, are ALWAYS a hot topic…no doubt about that! Go ahead and let our readers know the URL to your blog post…I am sure that they would appreciate it!

  4. avatar RevTrev says:

    Great ideas. I've written an ebook to help business communicate effectively on Twitter. These add something to what I cover in it.

    • avatar jessicaswanson says:

      Good for you…many small business owners are still in the process of trying to figure out how to harness the power of Twitter.

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