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  7 top tips for making money on Twitter

  Publié: décembre 1, 2014, 3:13pm CET par Joan Opiyo

  

  Twitter is a great tool, not only for communicating, but also for making money. There are a whole host of individuals out there who have forged successful careers out of money made on Twitter. However, you do not have to be a social media genius to get in on the action.

  All you really need to make money on Twitter is some creativity and ambition. Below are 7 tips that can help you out.

  Crowdsourcing

  This involves soliciting contributions and ideas from a larger community or group. This practice has been a favorite marketing tool over the years, especially with regards to social media, and can be a great way to get you started.

  Sell products

  This is probably one of the most straightforward ways to make money on Twitter, as long as you have something to sell of course. To make people buy what you are selling; include a call-to-action and use a range of discounts and promotions. You may also be successful with "daily deals" along with other basic marketing strategies.

  Produce your own Twitter-related service

  Create a product that your audience will want to buy and use to enhance their Twitter experience. For example, apps that allow users to track and automatically generate hashtags have already proven popular.

  Use sponsored tweets

  There are individuals and companies out there who will pay you to Tweet about their products and services for a certain fee. Head over to SponsoredTweets.com to find sponsors.

  Discover new leads

  If you’re selling a product or service, use Twitter’s search engine to find potential customers based on their bios and what they tweet about. You can then target your products to people who will be interested in what you have to offer, hopefully increasing your sales.

  Hold a contest on Twitter

  One interesting idea to try is to link up with a local business that wants publicity and offer to jointly hold a contest on Twitter. This leaves you room to be as inventive as you want to be and can be a great way to enhance your exposure as well as the partner company. Just make sure you receive a percentage of the sales revenue.

  Use YouTube

  Why not use other social networks to harness your Twitter power? Promote your videos on Twitter and vice versa to generate two groups of followers and get your name know in the social media world. YouTube content can be monetized using AdSense two create two revenue streams.

  Published under license from ITProPortal.com, a Net Communities Ltd Publication. All rights reserved.

  
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  11 top tips to get the most from iPhone 6 and iOS 8.1

  Publié: novembre 28, 2014, 2:39pm CET par Joan Opiyo

  

  For those of you who have made the commitment of purchasing the new iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus, you’ve probably spent a fair bit of time figuring out all the cool tricks and shortcuts that they offer. The same may also be true for anyone who has recently upgraded to Apple’s new operating system, iOS 8.1.

  However, there are always a few secrets that slip under the radar. With that in mind, here are 11 tips and tricks for your iPhone 6 and iOS 8.1 that you may not know yet, but definitely should.

  1. If you feel the need to share your location with your friends, this can be easily done. Just click "details" in the conversation thread and select "send my location".
  2. We’ve all been in the position at some point when we’re about head out and realize our phone is almost out of battery, so here’s a sneaky trick for faster charging. The iPad charger actually charges your iPhone 6 faster without damaging its battery.
  3. It’s not possible to respond to a text without leaving the app you’re in. Simply pull the notification downwards and type the response in the provided text box. Now you can get straight back to Candy Crush Saga.
  4. Want to find out what’s draining your battery? You can now view the full list of apps that are draining most of your battery power by checking on Battery Usage.
  5. Hide photos away from prying eyes by selecting the photo you want to hide, long-pressing it and it will be filed away in your "hidden folder".
  6. Do not disturb. You can mute alerts for text messages from particular people by selecting the 'do not disturb' option in your message details menu.
  7. A really nifty feature of Apple’s new hardware and software is the credit card scanner. Rather than typing in your credit card details when purchasing an item via Safari, you can instead scan the card using the iPhone camera.
  8. Have you ever deleted a photo by accident and wanted to get it back? Now you can, as deleted photos are now stored in the "recently deleted" album for up to 30 days before being wiped out forever.
  9. Getting a bit bored of all that color and fancy a change? If so, simply turn on the Grayscale mode to change everything into black and white.
  10. "This photo will self-destruct in 10 seconds". If you so wish, you can send photos to other users via iMessage which will self-destruct following a set period of time.
  11. Final tip, find app recommendations based on your location. Walk past a business with an iOS app and a small notification will pop up on your iPhone. Touch and swipe the notification and go to the app or app store to download the app.

  Published under license from ITProPortal.com, a Net Communities Ltd Publication. All rights reserved.