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Twitter Quantity vs. Quality
I see a lot of Tweets with links to articles, however I generally never click through on them. I am personally mostly interested in personal experiences and interesting things people have to say about their real estate and business experiences.
The question: Is it better to have a large quantity of Tweets that generally have not so personal or interesting information so your followers consistently know you are there, or are you better served to share original information on Twitter which will come at the price of fewer Tweets?
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I do both . . . personally engage with my peeps while sharing those articles and information I find interesting.
As far as Twitter being a waste of time . . . I've made many important business connections because of it --> It is one of the most powerful tools in my arsenal.