This is one of a regular series of Twitter Tips taken from our latest book: Twitter for Museums: Strategies and Tactics for Success. We’re making available part of the chapter on Using Twitter for Research, in which author Beck Tench explains how you can archive your tweets to use them for research later on. Download/view the extract [...]
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T4M Tip No 4: Emulate an Award-Winner
This is the fourth in a series of Twitter Tips taken from our book: Twitter for Museums: Strategies and Tactics for Success. To celebrate Museu Picasso winning the Best Social Media award at Museums and The Web 2010, we’re making available the complete chapter devoted to their case study, written by Conxa Roda, the Coordinator of [...]
Four Great Twitter Analytics Tools
One of the exciting things about Twitter is that it’s giving rise to lots of innovative new tools – tools which don’t just measure the numbers (though of course they do that too) but analyse the content too in quite sophisticated ways. In his blog, Occam’s Razor, Avinash Kaushik highlights four great Twitter tools which [...]
Real-World Twitter in Action
A two-hour recording of our online seminar with the Women’s Museum (Dallas) and the V&A Museum (London) – with over 24,000 followers!
How To Create a Twitter Background
Want your Twitter profile to stand out and clearly communicate your museum’s brand? Here’s some useful online resources to help you do it. “You’ve probably noticed that Twitter comes with some standard backgrounds patterns that you choose from to customize your Twitter profile’s appearance. But if you want to really want to make an impression [...]
Twitter for Museums
This practical, authoritative and comprehensive new guide provides all the strategies and tactics you need to make this powerful tool work for your organisation – efficiently and effectively
Social Media for Museums
SORRY – NOW SOLD OUT Join experienced, innovative, world-class museum users of social media from the UK and USA for this intensive small-group event. Social media, such as Twitter and Facebook, are now mainstream communication programs. And their potential benefits for museums and galleries are huge. They’re also inexpensive. Easy to use. Quick to implement. [...]