Are you on Twitter for your business, tweeting away but wondering if you have enough followers to make it worthwhile?

Do you get jealous when you see people with tens of thousands of followers and wonder how the heck they did it?  

Would you love to reach more people but you’re afraid it will take up too much time? 

Hi, I’m Barbara Wayman and recently I’ve accomplished something pretty neat – I now have over 10,000 followers on Twitter.  I was even rated among the Top 50 People in Columbus, OH by Twitter Grader, earning a perfect score of 100.  People have been asking me how I did it, so I’ve created a content-rich telecall to walk people through exactly what I did and how they can do it too.

If you’re using Twitter for business, NOT proactively growing your followers is like getting all dressed up for a cocktail party and then only chatting with the first three people you meet in the vestibule.

Twitter is such a powerful tool for connecting with people all over the world.  You owe it to yourself to efficiently engage with them.

Imagine what it would be like to know that every prospective customer or client who looks you up on Twitter or Google notices your sizeable following.  Think of the instant credibility that would provide, not to mention the ability to share ideas, advice and resources with like-minded people across the globe.

Once I started implementing these strategies my follower base grew exponentially, in a very short time.

On this call you’ll find out:

• Why and how to use Twitter to grow your customers and connections
• Why it makes sense to leverage your time and reach more people
• Specific spam-free steps to take so that soon you too can have over 10K followers too
• How to explode your Twitter follower base faster than you ever expected

Like all my calls, this will be information-packed, loaded with tips and best of all – FUN.  Plan on spending an hour and fifteen minutes for the call.

The call will take place at two different times, pick the one that best fits your schedule:

• Wednesday, October 27, 2010 at noon EST
• Friday, October 29, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. EST

Please note that there are a limited amount of spots available for the call, and when they’re gone, they’re gone.  Don’t miss out – reserve your spot right now.

I hope you’ll join me!

Best,

Barbara Wayman, APR