Use Your Twitter To Earn Money

Online media has opened door for every individuals to earn money. Internet now become popular media to promote something. It relative cheaper that the others. Among many ways, Google Adsense is one of the most popular ways to earn money. Another thing that we can do to make money in online media (internet) is buy and sell links. We put another links in our sites and they will send money as a payments. Advertisers add their advertisement, publisher creates content and builds traffic, and mediator (in this case Google) is the middle man between the publisher and the advertiser.

But now after the rise of social media, sites like Twitter have created different channel of earning money. Currently affiliate marketing is getting very popular in all the social media sites. Here are the five top ways to earn money from the Twitter.

Sponsored Tweets

Sponsored Tweets is a way in which you can make a tweet with monetary value. Sponsored Tweets is just like Pay per Post. You tweet an advertiser’s message and earn from it. Regarding the rules and regulation, SponsoredTweets facilitates an open relationship between the Tweeters and Advertisers. The Tweeters that engage in a sponsored tweets program are required to disclose their relationship with marketers in their communications with other consumers.

Twivert

In Twitvert, Advertisers first create a campaign in which they will specify the message and the time to tweet that message. Then Twivert finds an appropriate twitterer to publish the advertisement. Once the Twitterer confirms the specification mentioned by the Advertiser, the system starts to tweet on behalf of the tweeter and hence the Advertisers are charged.

The system has fraud detection mechanism to filter the fraud clicks. Twivert lets you earn money by tweeting Pay Per Click ads. Payment limit is $30 via PayPal.
RevTwt

The model of RecTwt is also quite similar to that of Sponsor Tweets and Twivert. CPC ads start at as low as 10 cents per click, and CPT (cost of per tweet per thousand followers) ads start as low as $0.30. RevTwt pays you for tweeting either pay-per-click or pay per thousand (followers). You get paid when you reach $20 (PayPal).

BeTweeted

BeTweeted provides a system where Advertisers can compensate Twitter users for introducing a specific URL to their followers, presumably with some level of personal recommendation and introduction. It also encourages the inclusion of that advertiser’s Twitter Username by means of a @reply or RT function that will ultimately build followers for the advertiser. The catch is, however, that twitterers are paid based on click-throughs, not impressions.`

BeTweeted is a Pay Per Click ad network. All the tweets are manually triggered. You can choose the links you want to tweet and get paid per click.

NXY

Nxy.in is a quite a different service than others. It removes the presence of middle man and lets the user control everything. The main concept is to allow users personalize the link that he/she is tweeting or distributing over his/her network.

Nxy.in allows user to customize the landing page and brand it uniquely. The system also creates a short URL which is unique to the user. User can also add Google Adsense on the frame and distribute the link. User will earn through their Google Adsense. This provides a unique way for an individual to work on his/her strategy

For advertiser, NXY provides a way by which they can create their own account and invite other NXY marketers to tweet for the advertiser. All the communication takes place between the advertiser and the marketer. Nxy provides all the facility to monitor marketer’s performance and make a deal. This is known as corporate dashboard, where advertiser will have access to all the statistics of marketer’s performance.

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How to Be Safer on Twitter

Twitter, the wildly popular micro-blog-blogging Web site, has roared onto the scene in an amazingly short time, even by Internet standards.
Twitter users can post short (140-character) messages known as "tweets" to all their followers. Pretty much anyone can follow anyone else’s tweets on Twitter, although there are some minimal
privacy settings and such for those who want to limit the scope of where their tweets go and who can see them.

It’s through this simple matrix of followers and writers that communities of like-minded people have joined one another in reading and posting their tweets.

But several articles and blog entries have been published declaring Twitter to be insecure. A common theme among the naysayers has been Twitter’s use of TinyURL, a site/service that encodes long URLs—we’ve all seen them—to be just a few characters long. No doubt this is used so that people can post tweets with URLs and still fit within the 140-character tweet limit.

The problem with TinyURL and similar encoding mechanisms is that the end user really doesn’t know what’s in the original URL itself. Thus, a tweet could be pointing the reader to a URL we click on or enter into our browsers manually can take us to sites that contain malicious data. Granted, some sites are going to seem more trustworthy than others: a respected news outlet is likely to be more trustworthy than (say) www.click-here-to-infect-your-computer.com which, by the way, I think is not a registered domain.

Another common complaint is that there’s no verification of a Twitter user’s identity, so someone could trivially pose as (say) a celebrity and the public would be none the wiser. This too is quite true, but it’s nothing new with Twitter.

But let’s get past that and consider some positive recommendations on how to safely use twitter, assuming that you also want to hear what some of your colleagues want to say in 140 characters.

• Don’t click on encoded URLs if you at all doubt them. If they point to something you feel you do want to read, direct message or e-mail the tweet’s author and ask for the full citation, and then decide whether it deserves your trust.
• Harden your browser anyway, just like I’ve suggested many times.
• Follow people who post things you’re genuinely interested in. Follow people you trust. Verify their Twitter identities via a trustworthy channel like, for instance, an encrypted or cryptographically signed e-mail.
• Avoid twits. There is a lot of noise on twitter. Life is too short for that blather. Shut it off.
• If you "protect my posts," which restricts your tweets to only your followers. Approve (or disapprove) your followers. Block followers you don’t know or otherwise don’t want reading your tweets.
• Avoid posting URLs, or post really short URLs so that your tweets don’t automatically invoke TinyURL. If you want to point to a URL, tell your followers to direct message you to request the full URL.

These, of course, are just some basic precautions you could take if you wanted to use Twitter in a reasonably safe way. Above all, though, treat it for what it is—a means of posting short bursts of information to people. If you want your own tweets to be valuable to others, be concise. Very concise.

Reference: IT Manager’s Guide to Social Networking, an Internet.com IT Management eBook. © 2009, WebMediaBrands Inc.

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Twitter Widget From TwitterFeed.com

Have a twitter account? And want to put it in your blog? Now i have been installed my twitter widget in my blogger template blog. As you know, twitter is a micro-blogging that it can be use to promote our blog. Even i doesn't have a lot of follower, twitter give a traffic for my site. Want to know how look that tweet widget? Here is the widget.

There are a lot of sites that offer a widget for your tweets. But i think it is a simple ones. There are more nice widget that you can install that mine. But, maybe it will need more effort. You must to edit your blogger template code. If you choose a widget that i have been installed for my site, you just add this as a widget. It's so simple. Just go to twitterfeed homepage, make your account and create your twitter widget.

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Feed Your Blog to Twitter

Do you use twitter to promote your blog? Yes, twitter is one of tools that can help us to promote our blog. Like as you know, Twitter is a free social networking and micro-blogging service that enables its users to send and read messages known as tweets. Tweets are text-based posts of up to 140 characters displayed on the author's profile page and delivered to the author's subscribers who are known as followers. Senders can restrict delivery to those in their circle of friends or, by default, allow open access.

We must send our post manually to twitter homepage with using twitter account or it more popular with name "Tweeting". Tweeting your new blog posts is a great way to engage your readers, and something that many on the team have taken advantage of for our own blogs. Sometime we have forget to tweet our post. For that reason some people are using ReTweet Button in their post, perhaps someone who are interesting to our post can retweet with easy ways. Now, there are another ways which automatically updates Twitter with each new blog post. This service offered by twitterfeed.com.

You must sign up first to have your's automatically twitter feed. Go to TwitterFeed.com homepage and then make your own account. You can sign in with yours Open ID. Now you can make your new feed here.
click the button to start make your own feed. And then you will ask to insert your feed data and connect to your twitter account.
And then click create feed button.

Like i said before that this tool can tweet our post with automatically and help us to get more traffic. Look up for this data.


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