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    Three weeks ago that day came, and I threw myself headlong into a whirlwind, applying all the Twitter knowledge I had in my arsenal. And even though I made a good start, I still had a lot to learn. Now I'm trying to become popular and interesting to people there. Do you have any tips on how I can make that happen?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Helen09 View Post
    Three weeks ago that day came, and I threw myself headlong into a whirlwind, applying all the Twitter knowledge I had in my arsenal. And even though I made a good start, I still had a lot to learn. Now I'm trying to become popular and interesting to people there. Do you have any tips on how I can make that happen?
    When people retweet your tweets, mention you in their posts, or add your posts to their favorites, they are looking to connect with you. In a way, you could even call it honorable. Someone rated your profile so high that they want to connect with you is a kind of honor. I would advise you to take an example from Commissioner Michael Grayum, whose tweet I watch regularly. He runs it skillfully and users like it. Perhaps you can take some tips from Michael Grayum and run your page similarly.

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    Whether you run such an international brand or a local grocery store, it's important to express gratitude to every one of your subscribers who asks you a question, compliments you or asks you a problem. That's my top tip for you.

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