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How to find customers by uploading contacts on Twitter

Annette Billingsley

By the end of this project, you will be able to sign up for a business Twitter account and find and connect with your existing customer base on Twitter. This will allow you to better target your current customers with upcoming offers and enable you to connect to future customers.

Twitter is exceptionally good at creating sustained interest and has almost unlimited ways to connect with new customers, which is different from other online platforms, such as Facebook or Instagram. By finding your existing customers here, and then incorporating several unique Twitter features, you can grow your business fast!

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Teaches learners to sign up for a business Twitter account

Helps learners leverage Twitter's features to connect and nurture existing customer relationships

Provides a strong foundation for beginners starting their journey on Twitter for business

May help learners gain access to a global base of potential customers using Twitter

Provides practical knowledge for business owners looking to leverage Twitter

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Learners who complete How to find customers by uploading contacts on Twitter will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Customer Relationship Manager

A Customer Relationship Manager (CRM) is responsible for managing and developing relationships with existing customers. This course can help build a foundation for a career in CRM by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help CRMs better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Social Media Manager

A Social Media Manager is responsible for managing and developing a company's social media presence. This course can help build a foundation for a career in social media marketing by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Social Media Managers better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Digital Marketing Specialist

A Digital Marketing Specialist is responsible for developing and executing digital marketing campaigns. This course can help build a foundation for a career in digital marketing by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Digital Marketing Specialists better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Sales Representative

A Sales Representative is responsible for selling products or services. This course can help build a foundation for a career in sales by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Sales Representatives better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Community Manager

A Community Manager is responsible for building and managing online communities. This course can help build a foundation for a career in community management by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Community Managers better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Marketing Manager

A Marketing Manager is responsible for developing and executing marketing campaigns. This course can help build a foundation for a career in marketing by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Marketing Managers better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Public Relations Specialist

A Public Relations Specialist is responsible for managing a company's public image. This course can help build a foundation for a career in public relations by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Public Relations Specialists better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Business Development Manager

A Business Development Manager is responsible for developing new business opportunities. This course can help build a foundation for a career in business development by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Business Development Managers better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Customer Success Manager

A Customer Success Manager is responsible for ensuring that customers are satisfied with a company's products or services. This course can help build a foundation for a career in customer success by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Customer Success Managers better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Account Manager

An Account Manager is responsible for managing and developing relationships with existing customers. This course can help build a foundation for a career in account management by teaching students how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base. This knowledge can help Account Managers better target their current customers with upcoming offers and enable them to connect to future customers.

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Project Manager

A Project Manager is responsible for planning and executing projects. This course may be useful for Project Managers who are looking to learn how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base.

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Software Engineer

A Software Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software applications. This course may be useful for Software Engineers who are looking to learn how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base.

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Data Analyst

A Data Analyst is responsible for collecting and analyzing data. This course may be useful for Data Analysts who are looking to learn how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base.

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Web Developer

A Web Developer is responsible for designing and developing websites. This course may be useful for Web Developers who are looking to learn how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base.

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Product Manager

A Product Manager is responsible for developing and managing products. This course may be useful for Product Managers who are looking to learn how to use Twitter to find and connect with their existing customer base.

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Reading list

We've selected eight books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in How to find customers by uploading contacts on Twitter.

Facebook Marketing

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This guide provides a step-by-step approach to creating a social media marketing strategy. It includes a section on Twitter and how to align your Twitter strategy with your overall marketing goals.

Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day

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Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day

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Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day

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#AskGaryVee

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By Gary Vaynerchuk emphasizes the importance of providing value and building relationships on social media. While not specifically about Twitter, it provides valuable insights into content creation and engagement strategies.

#AskGaryVee: One Entrepreneur's Take on Leadership,...

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(Deutsch) #AskGaryVee: Ein Entrepreneur über Social Media,...

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Social Media Marketing For Dummies

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Is written as a guide for beginners, and may be a good reference for understanding the basics of Twitter. It may be challenging to read if you have more experience with Twitter.

Social Media Marketing For Dummies

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Social Media Marketing for Dummies

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Social Media Marketing For Dummies

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Digital Marketing

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While not specific to Twitter, this book provides a broader perspective on social media marketing as a whole. It includes sections on Twitter, and may be useful for understanding how Twitter fits into a larger social media strategy.

Digital Marketing (6th Edition)

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Twitter Power 3.0

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Provides a general overview of using Twitter. Though it may not be specific to business applications, it still provides some valuable context on using the platform.

Ultimate Guide to YouTube for Business

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Provides a comprehensive overview of Twitter marketing, including how to create a business account, find and connect with customers, and use Twitter's features to grow your business.

Ultimate Guide to YouTube for Business

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Ultimate Guide to YouTube for Business

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Facebook Marketing All-in-One For Dummies

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Provides a comprehensive guide to using Twitter for business, including how to create a profile, build a following, and use Twitter's features to promote your products or services.

Facebook Marketing All-in-One for Dummies

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Facebook Marketing All-in-One for Dummies

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Gin O'Clock

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Provides a basic overview of Twitter, including how to create an account, tweet, and follow other users.

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Annette Billingsley

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Teaches learners to sign up for a business Twitter account

Helps learners leverage Twitter's features to connect and nurture existing customer relationships

Provides a strong foundation for beginners starting their journey on Twitter for business

May help learners gain access to a global base of potential customers using Twitter

Provides practical knowledge for business owners looking to leverage Twitter

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