Hi, obviously my strategy was no different to others, and the main and only way to make Twitter appear to be working, is by inputting an insane amount of posts/tweets, thus making the account look full and interesting for others to follow.
This is very, perhaps too work-heavy for many to do - I've seen Twitter accounts with 1000 tweets plus, so I think the tweet work is being hired out.
Personally, I will never entertain the hiring of someone to make a bunch of tweets and I dont like automated tools bcos of their limitations - accuracy being one.
My strategy is one of dropping the odd post into an assumed, media-buzzed platform, in the hope someone visits my site's, and uses, buys advertising etc etc. Ofcourse expecting someone to act on such a limited thing as a glorified post on a media-hyped website - is too much to ask.
Considering the millions who use Twitter, I would have expected 1000's to have read my tweets, and at least a few hundred followers by now, but its not that easy. I assumed the more Tweets you have, the more you get - but this no way guarantees traffic to a website, never mind sales.
If Twitter IS a social site, then my company is right up their users 'street'.... but it doesnt work and like everything, it will work really well for some - the very very few but there's always going to be thousands of losers.
