Geek Guide To Promoting Your Blog (or Yourself) on Twitter
Those mad geeks over at Geekpreneur has wrote a 48 page eBook about Twitter and has ordered a review to promote it. The eBook, a geek’s guide to promoting yourself and your online business in 140 characters or less with Twitter, is totally free to download and covers pretty much everything you need to know about using this new tool to make money online.
While most people use Twitter as a new form of instant messaging, the Geekpreneur are smart enough to know that Twitter can be a great marketing tool if used properly. The book is divided into four main chapters:
- Why you need to join Twitter right now
- How to use Twitter as a Mini Blog
- Using Twitter to enhance your online business
- Twitter Tools
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I’ve been on Twitter for a about two months (follow me if you haven’t done so) and I can see the marketing potential of the tool. Twitter a great communication medium between you and your readers. While it’s meant to keep you in touch with friends and family, a blogger can use Twitter to keep his readers updated on what is happening on his blog. Whenever I have a new blog post, the first place I promote it on is Twitter.
The key to using Twitter to promote your blog is to build up a big following and the Geekpreneur eBook shows you many ways to do that. The book is good for both new and advance Twitters. It’s well worth the download and the read. And it’s totally free.
A big shout out goes to Geekpreneur for writing the book. You spotted a trend and you capitalized on it with a free eBook that I’m sure will be spreading across the Internet like a wildfire. Not a bad way to build your brand.
Download A Geek’s Guide To Promoting Yourself and Your Online Business in 140 characters or Less with Twitter

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Thanks for the info, I will be checking out that ebook. I have yet to jump on the twitter bandwagon and hopefully this will help.
Reply to this commentTwitter is a great tool… follow me if you already aren’t. @chrisjacobson
Reply to this commentThose sneaky people… great idea! Good to see others are enthusiastic about Twitter too!
I don’t think many people realize how awesome it is. When it came out, everyone was wondering what the big deal was.
Now we know! (or at least we should know!)
Reply to this commentAgree with you Chris, in fact, i gain some good traffic from twitter too. @davcheong, if you wish to follow me, i would be glad too.
Reply to this commentI still can’t get a hang of Twitter probably because I did not read the E-book I just saw it.
Reply to this commentWho isn’t using twitter now? Even though their service is shotty, I can’t stay away from it! Reminds me of the IRC but without channels lol
Reply to this commentgreat, I have been busy, it helps to have twitterfox. Great marketing geekpreneur.
Reply to this commentlook forward to reading it.
There’s also twitterbar, where you can update via your url address bar. Of course, there’s twhirl and its major use of tinyurls.
Reply to this commenthttp://tinyurl.com/5lzysb
It is a great tool but you need a tool like twitterfox to take great advantage. addictive though
Reply to this commentI didn’t like it very much. It’s like you said it became a addiction to many people.
Reply to this commentI don’t usually download ebooks, but this one sounds too good to pass up. Time for me to finally learn about Twitter. Thanks, John!
Reply to this commentDefinitely an eBook to be checked out. Thanks for the heads up, I’m going to be using Twitter a lot more with my new websites I’m launching so will definitely be of benefit, reading this eBook.

Reply to this commentI’ve seen a couple of people advertising on Twitter. Lets give this a shot. Thanks for the info.
Reply to this commentI guess I’m gonna’ have to breakdown and sign up on twitter. Thanks, Guys!
Reply to this commentI love and hate the idea of Twitter. It’s great if I want to know where you are, other times I just want to unplug myself from the internet and hide for a while.
Reply to this commentOf course twitter is a great tool the only problem is the high traffic the system can’t handle and the website is down all the time.
Reply to this commentI think they should either define a time to post stuff or use a third-party application to take care of that.
Great timing John! I just got started looking for followers. This should be a big help. Follow me @Mick_Kopp
Reply to this commentI’m going to have to check that out!
Reply to this commentthanks jhon for the info!
Reply to this commenthow many of you used twitter with success? just curiosity
I has been your follower on twitter
Reply to this commentGreat guide Im gonna follow you
Reply to this commentBut can ya Meet HOT Chix on Twitter??
Reply to this commentOf course! All the hot chicks hang out on Twitter!
Reply to this commentaah.Now I see why all the guys are joining twitter, why should I miss out the action!
Reply to this commentThe name Twitter is a little oddball but I’m trying it….it’s ok…I still can’t find the real purpose of the site but I’ll keep trying it.
Reply to this commentI was wondering how to profit from twitter, this seems to be just what I needed, thanks John
Reply to this commentI’ll have to check out the ebook, but who knew you could write 48 pages about Twitter!
Reply to this commentWOW!.
Thanks for letting us know..I’ve started using TWITTER recently and I am loving it
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You can Follow me on twitter @ twitter.com/sitegorge
Reply to this commentJohn,
Thanks for the info - good site geekpreneur, that is…
Reply to this commentI had joined twitter for 2months now..but still dunno that we can actually take benefit from it..Thanks John
What’s up
Reply to this commentthanks john,
never even heard of twitter… now i have, thanks for sharing that… i will explore the site and write up some strategies on my blog
cheers
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I going to download this book, I’m not sure why everyone is “adoring” twitter, I need to read about it. Personally I don’t really like the idea, didn’t someone already try to impersonate John Chow on msn lately?
Reply to this commentJohn did you change server? I added your Entrecard blog to my Entrecard Generator script and when It loaded I was getting your website’s cpanel congratulations message.
Reply to this commentThanks.
Nope, still the same server. It’s just the way BlueFur set things up.
Reply to this commentOh thanks, I actually just checked and it turns out I added a “w” to http://www.johnchow.com so your subdomain was getting the traffic lol.
Reply to this commentI have not joined twitter yet,seems to be the in thing now; let read the ebook,i need to know how it works then i can follow all of you.
Reply to this commentI’m reading rignt now at the office
I hope to get some good tips from it.
Reply to this commentthanks for the note, will check the books out…
Reply to this commentWe learnt about twitter from Ed Dale during last year’s thirty day challenge. This year’s challenge starts Aug 1. Right now it’s 2 months of preseason and it’s FREE - http://tinyurl.com/5lzysb .
Reply to this commentThanks for this one - I will be checking Twitter out some time to see whether i think that I can benefit from it.
Reply to this commentthanks for the nice post, i haven’t joinedd twitter yet but will join it soon!!
Reply to this commentThanks for this post John, I’ll check out that book.
I let people write on twitter about my most recent contest to get extra entries, but I’ve never actually used twitter myself. I’ve signed up and I have a few people following me, but I’ve yet to, uh, “tweet” I think the word is.
I’m so behind, I know.
Reply to this commentThis sounds interesting. My husband and I just created a blog and would like to generate interest. In addition to other tools, Twitter may be very useful. Thanks!
Reply to this commentI just posted the previous post, but my name didn’t appear. Just wondering if it was because I didn’t put a URI. Has this happened to anyone before?
Reply to this commentFinally a guide to using twitter, thanks for the recommendation…
Reply to this commentI keep hearing about Twitter, but I never had the time to check it out. Maybe I should do that now.
Reply to this commentThanks for the note, twitter rocks…
Reply to this commentVery useful article, twitter is a great tool.
Reply to this commentThe problem is here in UAE our ISP provider had blocked twitter just don’t know why
Reply to this commentIs truly geeks guide to twitter. Will surely help beginners.
Reply to this commentthanks for this post about twitter john..
Reply to this commentis twitter somethiing like digg.com ?