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We thought so. Most people would rather feel like they’re engaging with real people than with a faceless, nameless “brand.” That’s especially true in social media, where people readily express their opinions and personalities.
 
We thought so. Most people would rather feel like they’re engaging with real people than with a faceless, nameless “brand.” That’s especially true in social media, where people readily express their opinions and personalities.
  
So, how do you stay human on Twitter? Don’t be afraid to BE a human being on Twitter. Even if your company’s Twitter account has your company’s name, you can still project some personality.
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So, how do you stay human on Twitter? Don’t be afraid to BE a human being on Twitter. Even if your company’s Twitter account has your company’s name, you can still project some personality. ''[http://www.aboutus.com/create-a-personality-for-your-brand-on-twitter/ ... read more]''
  
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Notice that TravelOregon promotes its own content, while also responding to people and re-tweeting other people’s comments. That makes TravelOregon’s Twitter stream seem like a real person is writing it, and conversing with the account’s followers. It doesn’t read like a stream of pre-scheduled, rote tweets, or automatic tweets from the organization’s blog.
 
Notice that TravelOregon promotes its own content, while also responding to people and re-tweeting other people’s comments. That makes TravelOregon’s Twitter stream seem like a real person is writing it, and conversing with the account’s followers. It doesn’t read like a stream of pre-scheduled, rote tweets, or automatic tweets from the organization’s blog.
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Have you seen a company with a great Twitter presence? Share it with us on Twitter by mentioning us ([http://twitter.com/AboutUs @AboutUs]) or me ([http://twitter.com/AlizaEarnshaw @AlizaEarnshaw]) and the handle of the company or brand you think is doing a great job.
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Have you seen a company with a great Twitter presence? Share it with us on Twitter by mentioning us ([http://twitter.com/AboutUs @AboutUs]) or me ([http://twitter.com/AlizaEarnshaw @AlizaEarnshaw]) and the handle of the company or brand you think is doing a great job.-->
  
 
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| ShortBio = Aliza is director of sales and marketing at [[AboutUs]]. A former business reporter and editor, she also works with the content on AboutUs.org and the people who create it.
 
| ShortBio = Aliza is director of sales and marketing at [[AboutUs]]. A former business reporter and editor, she also works with the content on AboutUs.org and the people who create it.
 
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This article has been republished on [[SiteProNews.com]].
 

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Would You Rather Buy from a Person, or a Brand?


We thought so. Most people would rather feel like they’re engaging with real people than with a faceless, nameless “brand.” That’s especially true in social media, where people readily express their opinions and personalities.

So, how do you stay human on Twitter? Don’t be afraid to BE a human being on Twitter. Even if your company’s Twitter account has your company’s name, you can still project some personality. ... read more

Note: This article has been moved to our new blog at www.AboutUs.com/create-a-personality-for-your-brand-on-twitter/.

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