Geographic location is very important for a lot of small businesses. Gaining a lot of followers is all well and good, but if you’re a small local business in California and you’re getting mostly followers from Spain, who is going …

A few years ago, there was a common bit of etiquette on Twitter frequently known as the follow-back kindness. The idea was simple; when someone follows you, give them a follow back.

This applied mostly to “normal” users, as opposed …

In the process of growing a Twitter profile, chances are pretty good that you’ve followed a lot of accounts. This will be true regardless of whether or not you’re trying to use the follow/unfollow method, or just fishing for follow-backs, …

I’ve written a lot recently about Twitter verification, primarily because they claim it’s more open to users than ever before, and they added a form you can fill out to request it. If you want to know what I think …

A few years ago, I could have told you that Twitonomy was one of the best apps available for Twitter Analytics, and you probably would have looked at me like I was crazy. I might have been, if I told …

Hootsuite is one of the better available tools for managing a social marketing presence, alongside some website marketing and blog management. It’s such a great piece of software that it’s practically impossible to talk about everything it can do all …

A million. A billion. I don’t know, why would it even occur to anyone to ask this question? I know Twitter has some odd limitations, but the like is the most basic form of engagement out there. To limit it …

When you’re looking to grow on Twitter, you might start off with the best of intentions. You want to follow all the rules and grow as organically as possible. A few months down the line, though, it’s easy to reach …