Reason #42 of why I love Twitter: people want to help.
A friend BBM’d me asking who I would recommend as a Dentist in Regina. My Dentist is alright but I was curious about what people on Twitter would say. Here is my original Tweet:
Then came the response.
This is a list of my favorite local people and businesses on Twitter. Most are from Regina but there are a few gems from Saskatoon and else where.
For the people I know on Twitter, I put a note beside their name as to what they are about or why you should follow them. I hope this list proves to be helpful the next time one of your friends thinks no one locally is Tweetin’.
If I’ve some how missed you on the list throw your name in the comments or Tweet me, @JephMaystruck
I believe the best part about Twitter is the local scene, so to all my followers thanks for such an inspiring ride.
Enjoy!
Word-of-Mouth is the best form of marketing. If you disagree, please, I’d love to hear why in the comments below. Word-of-mouth is the most authentic and effective because for it to occur successfully, there must be more than a minimum level of trust established. Let me explain.
If I don’t trust you I will never take your advice on anything, let alone a product I will be purchasing. On the contrary, if I trust you a lot (an influencer in my life) I will take your word on what I should buy over any marketing message no matter how clever it is.
Trust equals influence.
As fast as we can share our opinions on Twitter, Facebook, blogs etc. I can’t fathom why more businesses haven’t created incentives for customers to share their delightful experiences online for others to see.
Your brand isn’t your website, store, logo or your OWN perception of your company. Your brand is what other people say about you and the internet makes it much easier to say anything about your company, positive or negative.
This is your warning, it’s only going to increase, how are you encouraging positive word-of-mouth?
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