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Friday Roundup: Twitter Links for Bands & Songwriters

by Brian Casel  |  January 9, 2009  |  Add Comment

Welcome to the very first installment of the Friday links roundup here at Serve The Song.  Today’s helping is all things Twitter.  If you’re totally new to Twitter, check out a previous post here: Why Songwriters Should Get on Twitter.

Today I came across this post:  5 Community Building Twitter Apps for Bands and Musicians.  Lots of great stuff there.

Want even more valuable Twitter tips and practices?  Check out Darren Rowse’s awesome blog: TwiTip.

And now for my personal Tweeting tip… Be aware of the keywords that you use in your tweets.  Earlier this week, I posted a tweet about Sufjan Stevens (see it here).  In the days that followed, I gained several new followers who must have found me by searching Twitter for “Sufjan Stevens”.  The reason I know this is because their profiles containes lots of references to Sufjan.

Twitter Search is a hugely popular tool to finding like-minded twitterers.  The search functionality is also tied into almost every Twitter App.

For more on using Twitter search in conjunction with the powerful Twitter app, TweetDeck, check out this in-depth article for power-twitter users.

Now that you’ve got a healthy serving of Twitter links to munch on… make sure you follow me @Casjam!

Related posts:

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  2. Links Roundup: Find an Open Mic
  3. Why Songwriters Should Get on Twitter
  4. Social Media for Bands and Songwriters
  5. Grow Your Band’s Following With Twitter!


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