Alright so I created a twitter account with the same name as my Bonanza name,now what? How do I gain more followers,how many followers will it take for the folks who follow me to start buying my stuff and if anybody has some type of insider secrets to make a decent amount of profit with twitter……as I mentioned before on my last question social media so far hasn’t been particularly helpful for me so if anybody has some great tips I’ll surely follow
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Gamejammers Reputation: 51 See Gamejammers' booth |
you might want to check join in on this group for a while to learn the ropes and to start gaining a twitter presence
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You should spend some time searching interests on twitter and follow some that you are interest in…since your booth is mostly games..there are several gammers, game developers, players, fans, character fans and such on twitter, look for them and follow..
post some tweets from your booth or on twitter directly..things that interest you, things you have for sale, re-tweet other sellers items and you will begin to get a following…
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