In the third class of the Twitter course we are going to see how we can start working with the aim of building a solid community around our Twitter account or profile.
For this, the index of this lesson will be divided into lists, activate notifications, groups, and Follow2Follow interaction, and the 3 levels of interaction.
Through these functionalities we will proceed mainly to work on the creation of our community mixing organic tactics with inorganic growth tactics in order to accelerate the process of evolution of Twitter accounts.
And we already have it! On the one hand we have seen the importance of the functionality of Twitter lists and how to configure them. Always remember: Lists and Create a new list.
Subsequently, we have seen what topics these lists can be about, because not only can it be used to monitor referring profiles, but we can also do exhaustive monitoring of our competitors through this very useful Twitter functionality.
Additionally, we have seen how we can activate the notifications of the profiles that we select in order to be up to date with those who share in their feed. In this way, a relevant group is generated and the focus of the conversation is never lost, since only the administrators or moderators themselves can write to it.
We have also discovered the functionality of conversation groups on Twitter and we have seen first-hand a group success story in which users help each other to generate interaction in each other’s content.
And finally we have seen the importance of interactions. Here it is key to think that it is always necessary to give before receiving. This is a maxim that applies to all social networks, and possibly Twitter more if possible, because it is a social network that generally involves more interaction than others.
Remember that we are on the other side of support to answer any doubts/questions that may arise. We are waiting for you in the next class!
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