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bjbjqPqP Hi! This is Don Crowther with DonCrowther.com. Let s talk about what you should be tweeting
if you actually want to use Twitter to help you make money. The first thing you should
know is that only one in about every 50 to 100 posts that you make to your Twitter account
should be anything that sells anything. Most of your content should be great content that
people actually want to know about in your particular target market. And so this brings
up a very, very key concept which is, you should regularly be posting other people s
stuff to your Twitter feed. As we do that, you need to understand two concepts. The first
one is aggregation and the second is curation. Aggregation means gathering lots of content
into one place. Curation means sifting through that content and only giving people the very,
very best stuff. It s curation that actually makes money using Twitter. Let me give you
an example of this. When I was in college, we have five million books in our library.
That meant if you went and looked at books on economics, there were three floor to ceiling
books just on the subject of economics. But that s aggregation. But I had a favorite librarian.
And I would go to this librarian, I would say, Of all these books on economics, what
are the best two that I should read? That s curation. And so that librarian which showed
me these are the two and I would read those and learn what I needed to know about economics.
That s what you should be doing on your Twitter feed. It is taking large amounts of content,
screening it and only tweeting the very, very best stuff. If you do that and earn the right
to promote by having 50 to 100 different great pieces of content before you ever try to sell
the next thing, you ll do very, very well on Twitter. This is Don Crowther. Just go
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