You are probably already aware that social media marketing is a great way to reinvent your brand image or to simply spread the word about any changes or developments at your website or company, and strangely enough, pop icon Britney Spears is providing a great example for companies out there looking to delve into the social media experience. Naturally, our SEO company is keeping an eye on Britney and all of her branding endeavors.

To round out this week’s collection of posts on Twitter and how it affects your search engine optimization and online marketing campaigns, our SEO company is highlighting another post on Twitter - this one is from Jeremy Schoemaker, a.k.a. ShoeMoney, and it covers his thoughts after using Twitter for four months.

Since it seems to be Twitter week at our SEO company, posting about our favorite ways to optimize your Twitter experience is definitely appropriate. The first one of those would be TweetBeep, which is basically Google Alerts for Twitter.

We’ve posted before about the many ways joining Twitter can be beneficial to your online marketing campaign, however, we have never compiled the reasons in a list format.  Here are our SEO company’s top three reasons that search engine optimization and online marketing consultants should have a presence on Twitter. 

If you work in the online marketing, web design, and/or search engine optimization fields and you haven’t heard of Twitter by now, you’ve likely been living under a rock.  Twitter is possibly the most popular social media website/application at the moment, and it seems like SEO consultants either love it or deride it as useless.

Twitter, the social networking and microblogging application, is currently one of the hottest trends in the social media sphere. “Everybody’s on Twitter! Follow me on Twitter! I’ll tweet it!” are all common phrases, especially in the online marketing community.

Twitter is definitely still one of the hottest topics in the social media, blogging, and online marketing spheres lately, with more and more people/companies beginning to realize the value of sharing their thoughts and ideas via tweet - as long as their thoughts are under 140 characters or less, that is.

*Like virtually every other web company out there, we have a twitter account - follow us!