Twitter Tweet Retweet – Mass Exposure For Articles
Tweet your articles on Twitter & we will Retweet them 10 times for mass exposure of your articles, whether it is one article per week or 5 articles per day, each will get retweeted 10 times! Sounds unbelievable doesn’t it..? But I assure you, we have just re-vamped our M.B.R SEO Services to include our new Twitter Retweet Package, which does exactly that!!
So how does all this work..? Well it is very simple really, we have over 20 fully functioning & active accounts with Twitter and all are in very good standing, because what we are doing is not against any Twitter or spam policies. When you post a new article it gets automatically added to your RSS Feed, we then pick it up from your feed, distribute it to 10 of our Twitter accounts & then each one will in turn auto retweet your post. In fact it doesn’t even matter if you do not have a Twitter account, we can still Auto Tweet your articles for you.
It does not matter if you post 1 article per week or post 5 articles per day, each one will be Re-Tweeted by 10 of our accounts ! This means you get 10 x the normal exposure & is superb value as it helps get your articles in front of the people you are targeting.
This can also have a very positive effect on your site visitors if you use the TweetMeme plugin, because subconsciously people automatically see an article with many Tweets / Re-Tweets as being of far greater value than an article with no Tweets. Just simple psychology really, but it does mean that a visitor to your site is much more likely to read an article than to just bounce straight out !
Ok enough of all the waffle, this new Twitter Retweet Package quite simply gives your articles 10 times their normal exposure & that has to be worth looking into..? Simply click the link above & check out our Twitter Retweet Package & the other high value SEO Packages offered by M.B.R SEO Services.
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Posted by Steve Nickson
on Apr 18 2012. Filed under Blog Promotion.
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