How To Decide If You Or Your Business Should Use Twitter [Infographic]

Should you or your business be on Twitter?I know, too much talk about Twitter and you still trying to figure out if it’s right for you or your business, or if you should tweet as yourself or as a business.

While everybody and their grandmas are looking for new angles to keep arguing about the war between Facebook and G+, Twitter came back yesterday to kindly drop a bomb on the Internet. Just in time to make it in 2011. Twitter gets a high five from me!

Now you’re hearing about “Discovery” and “Brand Pages” and your head’s spinning about how you approach it or how you adjust.

Fortunately Flowtown just published its new infographic to help you determine how you are going to use Twitter or if you should stay clear. And it sort of funny too…

Before you get dizzy with this nice visual, I just want to mention that the Social Media Examiner “Top 10 Social Media Blogs” Contest is open to take your nominations, head over there and add a comment with a link to your favorite social media blog. AND… if you like SocialMouths and feel like spreading some love, consider it for your nomination (yey!… whatever).

Have a nice weekend!

Should you or your business be on Twitter?

This infographic is courtesy of Flowtown.

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  • http://www.extremejohn.com Extreme John

    You’ve got really good points there and the infographics were well-created. I thought about whether my business should be on twitter or not and this post has represented my thoughts. It is a very useful article indeed. Thank you very much for posting it.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Grant-Tregellas/100002324452168 Grant Tregellas

    Brilliant! I think I should leave Twitter. :)

  • Colleen Wright

    I guess I get to stay according to this infographic!

  • http://twitter.com/BackpackFarm Rachel Zedeck

    Phew…. I can keep our busines account ! 

  • http://twitter.com/SocialAtlas AtlasBrandingAgncies

    I voted for you Francisco!  I hope others will go to this link and vote as well – you deserve it! http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/nominate-your-favorite-social-media-blog-3rd-annual-top-10-social-media-blog-contest/

  • Alanna Stlaurent

    Twitter ain’t for me…but I’m not that upset about it.

  • http://www.brickmarketing.com/ Nick Stamoulis

    I’m not sure if it’s as cut and dry as the infographic demonstrates.  With the number of people on Twitter there’s a good chance that your target audience is involved. Spend some time doing some research and weigh time vs. return when it comes to which networks to spend the most time on.  

  • http://www.searchengineoptimizationstlouis.com/ Jen

    If you don’t have anything to Tweet and your business doesn’t have interesting updates to add then Twitter might not be for you. 

  • http://www.24x7houstonlocksmith.com/ Leilani Ricketts

    Now you’re hearing about “Discovery” and “Brand Pages” and your head’s spinning about how you approach it or how you adjust.

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    I know, too much talk about Twitter and you still trying to figure out
    if it’s right for you or your business, or if you should tweet as
    yourself or as a business.

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    I know, too much talk about Twitter and you still trying to figure out
    if it’s right for you or your business, or if you should tweet as
    yourself or as a business.

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