All Discussions Tagged 'tips' - DealerELITE.net2024-03-29T13:11:15Zhttps://www.dealerelite.net/forum/topic/listForTag?tag=tips&feed=yes&xn_auth=no15 Twitter Hacks That Will Turn You Into a Twitter Ninjatag:www.dealerelite.net,2014-08-12:5283893:Topic:4296302014-08-12T21:19:15.576ZMike Elliotthttps://www.dealerelite.net/profile/MikeElliott
<p>Admit it. Sometimes, your Twitter life is messy. You follow hundreds of people — maybe thousands. Staring at your timeline is about as intelligible as reading a stock ticker.</p>
<p>How do you bring organization to your Twitter life? How do you rise above the confusion, cut through the complexity, and become a superstar on Twitter? </p>
<p>You learn these 15 Twitter hacks.</p>
<p>Once you pick up on these power user features, you’ll become a Twitter ninja in no time.…</p>
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<p>Admit it. Sometimes, your Twitter life is messy. You follow hundreds of people — maybe thousands. Staring at your timeline is about as intelligible as reading a stock ticker.</p>
<p>How do you bring organization to your Twitter life? How do you rise above the confusion, cut through the complexity, and become a superstar on Twitter? </p>
<p>You learn these 15 Twitter hacks.</p>
<p>Once you pick up on these power user features, you’ll become a Twitter ninja in no time.</p>
<p><span class="font-size-4"><strong>twitter-hacks</strong></span></p>
<p><strong>1. Create a follow list.</strong></p>
<p>Want to turn your Twitter feed into a streamlined and swift way of accessing only the information you want? This hack is for you. Create a follow list. According to Twitter, “A list is a curated group of Twitter users. You can create your own lists or subscribe to lists created by others. Viewing a list timeline will show you a stream of Tweets from only the users on that list.” Click on your profile → “More” → “Lists.” Or, just type in “g” and “l.” Then click “Create new list.” create-list Type in a name for your list and a brief description. Set the privacy settings, save the list, and you’re done. create-list-2 To survey your newly-minted list feed, go to your profile page and click on “Lists.” Add Twitter users to your list by clicking on the gear icon next to the Follow button on any user’s account. You don’t have to be following the user to add them to a list. twitter-add-to-list Choose “Add or remove from lists…” and check the list you want. Done!</p>
<p><strong>2. Find out what lists you’re on</strong></p>
<p>To gauge your popularity level, you can find out what public lists you’ve been added to. From your lists page, click on “Member of.” Knowing what lists you’re on gives you an idea of how you’re perceived on Twitter. Are you in a lot of “SEO” lists or “digital marketer” lists?</p>
<p><strong>3. Use hashtags</strong></p>
<p>The more you use hashtags, the more engagement you’ll get on your tweets. Tweets with hashtags are proven to double engagement rate, grow more followers, improve reputation, and gain information. Check out my infographic on the power of hashtags.</p>
<p><strong>4. Tweet between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. EST, Monday through Thursday</strong></p>
<p>The best tweet times are on weekdays between 9am and 3pm EST. Forget Friday.</p>
<p><strong>5. Use search operators</strong></p>
<p>Twitter’s search bar looks humble and unassuming, yet it possesses an incredible amount of power. You can unleash this power using Search Operators. search-operators</p>
<p><strong>6. Use Advanced Search</strong></p>
<p>Twitter’s advanced search is just that — advanced. With the exabytes of information being churned out by tweeters every day, there is a ton of great information available for the searching. Advanced Search is the way to find it. If you’re not yet adept at using the amazing buffet of search operators, you can use advanced search to stitch together a precise and targeted search. Here are some of the features of Advanced Search: Search based on a set of given words Search for an exact phrase Search for any of several given words Search for something that contains none of the given words Search hashtags Search based on any of Twitter’s dozens of supported languages Search for people from certain accounts Search for people tweeting to certain accounts Search for people mentioning certain accounts Search for tweets sent near a specified location Search for tweets occurring within a certain date frame Search for positive tweets Search for negative tweets Search for questioning tweets – ? Search for retweets Search for any combination of all those things I think you’ll agree that’s quite the level of complexity. Let your ninja searches begin.</p>
<p><strong>7. See what has access</strong></p>
<p>As you integrate your Twitter life with all the other aspects of your online life, there may be tons of apps that have access to your account. Now and then, it helps to check out what applications are accessing your Twitter account. From your profile settings, go to “Apps.” You may want to clean some stuff up by clicking “revoke access.”</p>
<p><strong>8. Put hashtags in your bio</strong></p>
<p>If you put hashtags in your bio, people will be able to find you better when they perform searches. hashtags</p>
<p><strong>9. Eliminate emails</strong></p>
<p>Don’t like getting tons of emails from Twitter? Turn them all off with a single click. Go to your profile, then email notifications. Look for the “turn off” button at the top. twitter-email-notifications</p>
<p><strong>10. Be a Twitter texter</strong></p>
<p>You love Twitter. You’ll love texting using Twitter. Just go to your mobile tab, and turn on Twitter text messaging. Twitter-text-messaging</p>
<p><strong>11. Tell Twitter to get some sleep</strong></p>
<p>If you are an inveterate tweeter and losing precious shut-eye because of your addiction, it’s time to impose some limits. Click on “mobile.” Assuming you’ve added your phone, select the times that you ought to be sleeping, and keep twitter shushed up through the night.</p>
<p><strong>12. Catalog your life’s tweet record</strong></p>
<p>Are you into personal improvement, life tracking, and writing your own bio? Twitter has a hack for that. Click the gear icon, then “Settings.” Go to the bottom and click “Request your archive.” You’ll get an email when it’s ready. twitter-archive</p>
<p><strong>13. Subscribe to public lists</strong></p>
<p>To join someone else’s public list, go to their profile and click “lists.” Choose what list of theirs you’d like to subscribe to, and click “Subscribe.” Joining lists does two sweet things: Gives you awesome theme-specific feed information Gets you exposure, especially if you’re wanting more visibility by the radar of list owners and participants. Hint: You can follow a user’s public list without even following that user.</p>
<p><strong>14. Train your #discover</strong></p>
<p>The Twitter algorithm is sick. If you haven’t tried out #Discover, you need to do it now. Clicking #Discover gives you an algorithmically-curated list of tweets that you should see, but that don’t appear in your ordinary feed. Based on follows, mentions, interactions, favorites, and retweets, #Discover gives you a list of the best of Twitter at that very moment. twitter-discover It’s almost like it reads your mind.</p>
<p><strong>15. Use Twitter keyboard shortcuts, ninja style</strong></p>
<p>Type ? in Twitter, and view all the most important keyboard shortcuts. Here’s what you’ll see. twitter-keyboard-shortcuts G stands for go. Most keyboard shortcuts use “g” plus another key. Here’s your comprehensive list of Twitter keyboard shortcuts: Go home – gh n – new tweet f – favorite r – reply t – rewteet m – direct message u – mute user b – block user enter – open tweet details | – close all open tweets / – search CMD + enter = send tweet j – go to next tweet escape – close out a compose window or help window k – go to previous tweet space – page down (browser default) shift + space – page up (browser default) . – load new tweets g then n – notifications g then a – activity g then r – mentions g then d – discover g then p – profile g then f – favorites g then l – lists g then m – messages g then s – settings g then u – go to user…</p>
<p>Conclusion Learning Twitter is like anything else in life. The more you use it, and the more you learn, the better you’ll get. These hacks will help get you there faster. What other expert Twitter tips can you share? Image credits: Markus Spiske</p>
<p><strong><a href="https://blog.bufferapp.com/twitter-hacks" target="_blank">Neil Patel's Article Published on Buffer Social</a><br/></strong></p>
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Give your Tips and Advice regarding selling to the woman buyer. Please try and keep it to 2 sentences.
Give your Tips and Advice regarding selling to the woman buyer. Please try and keep it to 2 sentences. Rules of Successtag:www.dealerelite.net,2010-07-25:5283893:Topic:153272010-07-25T15:57:23.000ZGrant Cardonehttps://www.dealerelite.net/profile/GrantCardone
<img alt="" src="http://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/2311725600?profile=original"></img> I would love your input on a program I am working on which will be a study on the actions required in order to create BIG BOY SUCCESS.<div><br></br><div>If you were going to study a program on Success what:</div>
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<div>Thanks for your immediate response as I am…</div>
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<div>1) Specific topics would you want included</div>
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<div>2) How long do you think it would be</div>
<div>3) How would you like it delivered to you</div>
<div>4) What support materials would you want.</div>
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<div>Thanks for your immediate response as I am targeted to get this out by the end of August. </div>
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<div>Grant Cardone</div> What would you say if...tag:www.dealerelite.net,2010-05-11:5283893:Topic:57832010-05-11T00:20:01.000ZKris Andersenhttps://www.dealerelite.net/profile/KrisAndersen
I'm getting interviewed right now for a car sales position and they wanted me to think about some scenarios, so next time we met we could 'role-play' some customer/salesman conversations. They are mostly situations in which the customer gives resistance to the sale, and they are are as follows:<br />
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How would you respond if the customer said:<br />
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2) 'I have to talk to...'<br />
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3) 'I want to shop...'<br />
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4) Price (money) issue<br />
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I'm getting interviewed right now for a car sales position and they wanted me to think about some scenarios, so next time we met we could 'role-play' some customer/salesman conversations. They are mostly situations in which the customer gives resistance to the sale, and they are are as follows:<br />
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How would you respond if the customer said:<br />
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1) 'I have to think about it...'<br />
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2) 'I have to talk to...'<br />
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3) 'I want to shop...'<br />
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4) Price (money) issue<br />
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Just looking for some tips on how to deal with these situations for the interview and also in the future; any and all help is appreciated. All Blogs are Not Created Equal- Anyone KNOW Why one hits and another doesn't?tag:www.dealerelite.net,2010-05-10:5283893:Topic:56232010-05-10T03:50:21.000ZGrant Cardonehttps://www.dealerelite.net/profile/GrantCardone
I write a blog and it takes days to show up under may name.<br />
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I write one today on Mothers Day on No <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/grant-cardone/no-shortage-of-money_b_569316.html" target="_blank">Shortage of Money</a> and the thing screams to my first page fourth position. And then gets caught up virally on a day when I wouldn't expect a lot of action.<br />
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Anybody out there know why.<br />
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Grant Cardone<br />
grant@grantcardone.com<br />
310-777-0255
I write a blog and it takes days to show up under may name.<br />
<br />
I write one today on Mothers Day on No <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/grant-cardone/no-shortage-of-money_b_569316.html" target="_blank">Shortage of Money</a> and the thing screams to my first page fourth position. And then gets caught up virally on a day when I wouldn't expect a lot of action.<br />
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Anybody out there know why.<br />
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Grant Cardone<br />
grant@grantcardone.com<br />
310-777-0255