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Twitter tips from Second-most-followed African-American politician on Twitter
A trivia: Who is the Second-most-followed African-American politician on Twitter?

No he's not some national politician. But Cory Booker!

Cory Booker! ( narrator of old "Superman" TV show) the present Newark mayor, is second to only US President Barack Obama, when it comes to Twitter following. Booker has more than 1.3 million followers @CoryBooker.

Though Cory Booker, became a Twitter celebrity by reaching out to his people in real sense. A Tweet by anyone in his constituency puts him to instant action, giving him the distinction of "Being more than a one-man department of city services"; Booker has some Twitter wisdom for all those out there, who want the same Twitter glory.

Booker who is exploiting the Internet for public good and personal political profit! has the following Twitter Tips for You and the politicians:

Twitter Tip #1: "Do not Delete a tweet ever."

Booker once made a coffee-related joke following the revelation of South Carolina governor Mark Sanford's South American love tryst back in 2009. Later, retrospective wisdom caught him, and realizing that the joke may not portray him in good light either, Booker deleted the Tweet. But he soon realized the consequence of the deletion. The Tweet trail soon took the shape of a national controversy.

Lesson learned: "Do not Delete a tweet ever." A malicious, sarcastic Tweet sent carelessly can be ignored; but a malicious, sarcastic tweet if deleted, will always come to Spot light.


Twitter Tip #2: "Always try to retweet your critics."

Booker has a habit of retweeting the Tweets of his critics. He doesn't see it as snowballing bad things sadi about him; but as a way of getting authenticity and credibility.

Lesson Learned: You can decide what stuff from your critics you want to retweet. Actually, if you retweet only those critics who criticize you in civilized manner; you set a unsaid benchmark for your critics. This is better than retweeting anything which from your critics (profanities, malice etc.).


Twitter Tip #3: Tweet Regularly. Give priority to Tweeting

Booker, actually sees himself as the syndicator of information. That's before the conventional media get a skewed opinion about something from your rival; provide it your own. And to syndicate his views and opinions about hot topics, he tweets. Booker feels that a little time management and scheduling makes Tweeting easy.

Lesson Learned: Tweet Regularly. Give priority to Tweeting. It's often seen that busy people tweet quite irregularly. On some days they tweet half a dozen Tweets; and on some they become silent. This is not good. The power of Twitter lies in its Real time attribute. Anyone who follows you on Twitter, feels that you are always there to respond. Though, no one can sit 24 hours on Twitter, but a tweeting discipline can really help.

Twitter Tip #4: "Random act of kindness is indeed powerful."

Booker is known for acting on his heart. On the aftermath of superstorm Sandy, he opened his house to the people.

Lesson Learned: Although this tip particularly applies to public personalities, where such acts of kindness are seen as ground-level politics; but still whoever does random acts of kindness, makes a special place in the heart of the beneficiary. If your Business goal is to create good will among your customers, then you can devise ways on how to showcase to the world your benevolent person.

Twitter Tip #5: "Dictate the Course of Twitter discussion."

After Conan O'Brien joked that the best medical plan for Newark residents was to move out of town, Booker reacted to the joke as a hurt Newark resident. He not only started a counter Twitter campaign to impose a symbolic ban on the Conan's late-night show; but even compelled Conan shell out a $100,000 donation to the Newark Now Foundation.

Lesson Learned: In one of the previous posts, we discussed how politicians use inflection points in public discourses to their advantage. There we discussed how Twitter helps them do that. Booker is actually referring to the same.

Booker is still amaze why politicians haven't caught on to the power of social networking. In his opinion it save time and most of the times increases a politician's reach.

The Twitter Tips shared above are for ant Twitter user who wants to gain fandom on Twitter.

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Anil Singh Wednesday, March 20, 2013
How to Schedule Tweets on GrabInbox

There are lots of free tools that you can use to set your future tweets. For now, let’s focus on how to schedule tweets on GrabInbox.

GrabInbox is a free social media management tool that allows you to set your tweets for a later date or time. The tool can be used for more than one Twitter account. You can also manage your Facebook profiles and pages as well as your LinkedIn profiles. To schedule your tweets, just follow these easy steps. Just make sure that you have already created your Twitter account.



Step 1: Go to GrabInbox.com and create a new user account. You can easily do so by linking your Twitter or Facebook account to your GrabInbox account.

Step 2: Compose the tweet that you would like to be posted for a later date or time. Apparently, you will need to limit your tweet or tweets to 140 characters.

Step 3: For a single tweet, you may use the GrabInbox tweet scheduler. To do this, locate the Status Box on the top most portion of your user panel then choose the Twitter account/s that you want to use to post your tweets for later. 

Step 3a: Post your tweet on the Status Box then click the "clock icon" on the bottom left corner of the Status Box. Set the date and time of your future tweet. Press the Schedule button to complete your action.

Step 4: For multiple tweets, compose the tweets on a single text file. Put a space between each tweet. Save the file on your computer. After which, go to the Status Box and select your preferred Twitter account. Click the "Arrow Up" icon next to the Clock icon and locate the text file on your computer or laptop. Click the ‘Queue’ button as soon as you’re done.

Step 5: Check your scheduled tweets and queued tweets on your GrabInbox panel. To change the time interval of your queued tweets, go to the top right portion of your GrabInbox panel then click the arrow button next to your profile name. Click Settings then select the account that you want to update.

Step 6: You will then see a list of timeslots. Add or delete a timeslot and set the maximum number of tweets that you want to be posted for that specific time interval.

Of course, you can also apply these steps to set your future tweets for your Facebook and LinkedIn profiles.
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Kent Maureen Tuesday, July 24, 2012