twankers social media landscape guide
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Here is the http://twankers.co.uk Twanker's Social Media Landscape Guide. If you use social media to talk about social media, then you'll need this. It'll help you understand which social media website to use to become famous and make money. Please download and share it amongst fellow Twankers.TRANSCRIPT
THE TWANKER’S GUIDE TO:
2010 IS THE YEAR TWANKERS WILL TALK EVEN MORE ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA.
TALK ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA
BECOME FAMOUS MAKE MONEY FOR YOURSELF
MAKE A MONKEY OF YOURSELF
Awesome! A 24 x 7 place to talk about social media. Do it!
Easy. Get lots of followers. The more
you get the more famous you are.
Be careful! Not everyone on Twitter is thick. (Not in the UK
anyway) Some may detect your shallowness
You can make a packet, but only if you talk about how to use
Twitter or how to make your teeth whiter.
Most people using Facebook tend to be normal. Talking about
social media will confuse them.Talk about sex or something like that too.
You’ll be at The Oscars in no time. Set up a
Fan page and everyone will flock there in seconds.
Whoa there!! Don’t add pictures or links to places
where you,ve exposed yourself. Pictures from
chatroulette.com are a big no no. Put it away!
Great opportunity. Ask your friends and fans to send you money. Your bank balance will have many 000s added to it
within days.
It’s an online photo album. Pictures of you
talking about social media just don’t cut it. You need words for people to read.
Including some images from your latest photo
shoot at a recent Star Trek or Warcraft convention may get you spotted.
A bit like Facebook, don’t add any images of
your private parts or of you drunk after 2 pints of
shandy. You may think it’s cool, but others won’t
Having become famous on Twitter, you will be able to sell signed pictures of
yourself. £5 per picture for every follower could make
you £100!
To be frank, most people on LinkedIn are clueless and out of work. Hence
they’re on there looking for fancy jobs. Steer clear.
YouTube is the future! Make loads of videos
talking about social media and you’ll soon be on the
real telly. Maybe on QI with Mr Fry!
This is probably the best platform to become
famous. Get your children to bite each other and
swallow a microphone. Aim for “You’ve been Framed”
Some videos don’t always turn out as we’d like them to. If they are
shite, don’t publish them. Videos of your offices always work a treat.
There are lots of videos, so making money directly
is difficult. Just look at Blockbusters! Take acting classes and get yourself
spotted by quoting Shakespeare.
If you want to become known as an out of work
loser, then this is the place be. Join lots of groups to fill
up your inbox and feel extra special and important
Being active on LinkedIn means you’re a monkey.
Build your connections with other monkeys and tell
each other how important you are
This is a downward spiral (or helix) into cardboard
city. You’ll end up at a start-up with no money which will go bust in weeks. Probably
a social media agency.
Steer well clear! Talking about social media on this platform is a lost cause. It won’t be around much longer and we expect it maybe sold off to AOL or some other Internet organisation struggling to adapt to the ever changing
Interweb thingy.
Not as tasty as it sounds. You can save links to your
social media blog posts here, but no one will read them. Probably only good for old fashioned SEO link
building
Not a chance! Using this for a “fame strategy” is a non starter. You may as well audition for the X
Factor.
Very little chance of making a monkey of
yourself here. You could probably make many faux pas’ and get away with it,
No one will see it.
No money here. You’d be better off walking through tube trains with a paper
cup, like many other social media gurus.
Contrary to the site name, no one has “read it”. This is a place where you can post links to sites and pretend
you have read it.
Only a remote chance of making a monkey of
yourself here, and that’s by spend too much time on the site. It’s full if SEO types….quite smelly.
Only niche fame here, not mainstream. You may get a cult following from people who have no idea what you’re talking about, but
pretend they do.
A remote chance of a few pennies. Post links to your
speaker circuit events, some unsuspecting laggard may
find you and pay you to speak at their organisation
A well named site. People may stumble upon some of your social media musings. Post them here, but don’t expect too much love to
come your way
You may get spotted. So get your tackle out and see what bites...you could get a
big fish nibbling at your social media maggot.
Safe territory, like many other bookmarking sites. Feel free to post links to
you saying stuff like “people to people” you’ll
get away with it.
If you get spotted, cash in and charge extortionate
amounts. But the chances are very slim...slimmer than a really slim thing.
“Digg” is rapper talk and hence cool. Rapping about
social media is a very good thing to do. It will
enhance your credibility.
“Digg” has cool buttons (even mashed potato use them). Stick you shades on and protect yourself from the pap’s camera
flashes
Be careful, you can over do the social media
rapping, especially if you’re stood next to Dizzy Rascal.
Make sure you pick the right moment. It’s crucial.
Each Digg of your social media content is worth about 10p. You’ll soon
have enough for a Texan bar and a can of
Dandelion & Burdock