Tweet Tweet. Auto Pilot or Real Time?
Does Auto Tweeting actually work?
There are many cases to say that “yes” it actually does, but the
real case here is do you want to build your brand and business or
do you want to build an automated business?
There is some cross over here, but the point here is what is your
plan and goal online? To build a reputable business, brand and or
name for yourself, or to get in, make CASH and get out?
I tried some little experiments on Twitter recently to see if I
could build an account from nothing with no interest in the username
account, and also if I could expand my own following on twitter using
the basics of research, talk about stuff that was relevant and manually
expand my twitter list.
Some automation is actually helpful. Say you have a busy days meetings
ahead, and cannot get access to the net. Maybe you would like to set up
some auto advanced tweets? Remember though that the idea begind Twitter
is small bites of data relevant to things happening now in real time.
Ah, who am I kidding. Most people have woken up to the opportunity of
this news medium, and are cashing in LOL.
At the time of writing this note, my test twitter account is actually
larger in following on autopilot than my real profile. I am not sad
about the results, but it shows that you can make things work with
automation if you want to. I prefer the real account method myself, and
am pleased at the 1,000 followers from building relationships over time.
My next test will be to create an autopilot site that incorporates
various levels of automation and tracking with income streams. I will
share the findings to our inner circle group (Contact our support desk
at http://www.thecustomersupportdesk.com if you want to learn more
about the group).
BTW: We are creating some PLR videos for our members. Would you like
to be able to purchase PLR video content for your own site use?
Which is better for you? PLR or Royalty Free Licences?
Back to the automation testing.
See you on Twitter 
