Video 1, Setting Up Your Twitter Account - The Digital Drake Twitter Instructional Video Series

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This is the first video in the Digital Drake Twitter Instructional Videos

VIDEO 1 - SETTING UP YOUR TWITTER ACCOUNT

THIS VIDEO COVERS :

1. Get a junk email account for use with your Twitter account.

2. Signing up for your Twitter account

3. Setting up your Twitter profile.

4. Upload a photo or image to your Twitter account.

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ABOUT TWITTER

Twitter is a very popular Social Networking website. The likes of Oprah Winfrey, Barrack Obama, John McCain, Ashton Kutcher, and thousands of other people from all walks of life are on Twitter.

Twitter is what we call a Micro-Blogging service. In other words, it allows it's users to send and read other
Twitter users updates (known as Tweets), which are basically a text-based post of up to 140 characters in length.

These Tweets can contain images and videos.These Tweets can be send via your computer or cellphone. They can also be easily integrated into your blogs, your MySpace account, Facebook, Instant Messages and a host of other services (I will cover this in an another article).

Twitter works great for people on the go. Since Twitter works in real-time, a small piece of information can be
broadcast in seconds. A great example of this was the China earthquake in 2008 and the recent civil uprisings in
Bangkok Thailand: Twitter broke the news before the mainstream media got a hold it.

Another way Twitter can be used is as a gigantic electronic bulletin board. You can post Tweets such as "I am
running late to the meeting" or "I will be telecommuting today" or "I got the business account" or "dinner will be
late" or "the Los Angeles Lakers won today." You get the idea.

Twitter is also a great resource of information for just about anything. Having a problem with your computer? Send a Tweet. Expertise abounds on Twitter.

From an Internet Marketers standpoint, Twitter can be used to inform all of your Tweople (people who follow you on Twitter), of the new offer or product you just launched.

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