Do you use the Twitter ReTweet function? Are you getting the maximum benefit? Keep reading and you will learn 3 ways to ReTweet that will help you become that “Know, Like & Trust” person.

There are people out there right now who are saying that Twitter retweets are no good. Don’t bother, you’re wasting your time. I totally disagree with them. With the Twitter retweet, there are four ways or four things that you can do so that ther people think about you or remember you.

1. The retweet is a really good way to make others feel good. If you share someone else’s information, you are saying that it’s worthwhile sharing. And who doesn’t like to know that their information is worthwhile.

2. The second is that it shows that you’re thinking of them. You’ve actually gone to the trouble of reading what’s in their twitter stream, and you are sharing that with other people. You have taken the time to look, to decide what to retweet, and then to retweet it.

3. It allows you to spread excellent information around the web. What that does for your customers and clients is it also places you in the category of expert in knowing what you’re talking about because you’re willing to share other people’s information that is complementary or in the same market as your own.

4. You will support others and you will support others in their journey as they build their business, as they become friends, as they get more followers. Remember that old phrase do unto others as you would have others do unto you? That applies really well here. So you can support other people.

There are three different ways that you can retweet:

1. The very simple retweet, You go into twitter, you look into the tweet, you scroll across the bottom and the little button will light up for retweet. And you simply click on it. And there it goes out to your following. that’s the simple retweet.

2. By using a different program like HootSuite or Tweet Deck, you can add a comment, whether it’s something you agree with, something you disagree with. Perhaps you have some other information you’d like to add to it. Maybe insert another link, another post that supports what the person has said. So you can add a comment.

3. You can actually specifically direct a tweet to someone else. Here you go, Mary Joe, I was thinking of you, saw this tweet, and believe this would be of benefit to you. Anything along those lines, you can redirect the retweet to someone else. Just be sure to enter their Twitter name with the @ sign in front of it.

If you are ready to take your Twitter account up a notch or two I have created a great workbook with step by step procedures to follow so that you can take advantage of the power of Twitter.

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