posted by Lou Cimaglia | on Twitter | 1 comment

The more interested and invested one becomes in Twitter, typically, the more followers one will accrue. And this normally means more people that one will be following.

But what happens when you start following thousands of users? You may start missing important Tweets from friends and colleagues. Or what if you can’t seem to get any followers? All of the relevant Tweets in the world just don’t seem to get you noticed.

These two common problems can be remedied by using Lists. Lists allow you to aggregate Twitter users any way you please. You can organize people into groupings, allowing you to cut through all that clutter coming through the timeline. Lists are very easy to use and navigate.

There are plenty of ideas for potential List members, including:

  • Industry Leaders
  • Thought Leaders
  • Notable Companies
  • Personal Connections
  • Industry Publications

Lists have proven to be a highly effective tool in increasing followers. Get involved with Lists of users in your field. These are people or companies who share common interests and career goals who want to hear what you have to say. And you should be just as intent on listening to what they have to say. It is a great networking opportunity and a chance to be noticed.

Interact with people who compile effective Lists. Tweet at them, asking to be added. Being a part of an influential List will boost your followers and amount of meaningful connections you have.

For more Twitter tips, here is a post in the Grow Socially blog from @jasonpinto about never missing a Tweet again.

Make sure to follow Grow Socially on Twitter for new posts, and follow me too!

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