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Guess What! You’re on X!

by Keith Klein | Jan 4, 2010 | Client Alerts, Promo Support, Social Networking

We’re adding all of our clients to http://www.X.com

I called annd spoke with a half-dozen clients about the plan to add all of our clients to X.  The reaction, “Great – as long as I don’t have to do anything!

You don’t have to do anything.  We’ll post for you occasionally.  However, if you do want to post, we’ll give you access to your X account anytime.

The chief reasons for adding a Twtter account for your business:

# 1 Google is indexing X in near-real-time.  This gives you an additional back-link to your web presence, increasing your link popularity.  Content for your X account should be relevant to your business, making this a relevant link to you.  Link popularity and link relevance help increase your ranking results for search.

# 2 Just like blogs (X is, afer all, a micro-blog) new search technologies will emerge to capitalize on this market – and we want you to have market share.  Some complimentary technologies are already here and we’ll be telling you more about what we’re doing for you on those soon, too.

# 3 Defense.  We want you to have a name that makes sense for your business – before they’re all gone!

# 4 It’s the future.  If you don’t believe me, just ask me.

Your suggestions and questions are welcome.  We’ll update you individually on your X “handle” – the address at which you’re located on X.

Client examples include:

http://twitter.com/oldworldbuilder

http://twitter.com/dellstimberland

Thank you for the opportunity to be of service.  More to come.

Regards,
Keith Klein & the Associates at OnYourMark

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