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miSteRpiNk enTeRtaiNmeNtsYsteMs in the title of every profile page so we need that term to make sure we search profile pages onl
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you can create some very powerful searches and alerts combining Google and Twitter
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Sam WeeAs a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives and focus on the stuff that matters.
The basic search.twitter.com functionality is fine for searching things that are being said about your search terms. The advanced search function offers more ways to slice and dice the stream, but still leaves some room for improvement as it only searches what’s being said and where. From a marketing standpoint who is saying it might be more useful.
Now that the search engines are all pretty geeked up over real time search you can create some very powerful searches and alerts combining Google and Twitter.
1) Target by occupation
Let’s say you have a business that sells an awesome service to attorneys. A simple search on Twitter will turn up thousands of mentions of the word attorney, but many of them will be from people talking about this or that attorney or the need to hire or not hire one. That’s probably not very helpful for your purposes.
However, if you cruise over to Google and use a handful of operators from the Google shortcut library (more on that here) you can create a search that plows through Twitter and gives you a list of all the users that have the word “attorney” in their title (username and/or real name) – Click on this search phrase and see what happens – intitle:"attorney * on twitter" site:twitter.com - what you'll find is a handy list of attorneys of one sort or another on Twitter.
Without getting too technical, this search basically asks Google to look in the title attribute of profile pages on Twitter - obviously you can use any word to replicate this. The * tells Google to find the words "attorney on Twitter" without regard to order or other words - "on Twitter" appears in the title of every profile page so we need that term to make sure we search profile pages only.
2) Target by bio
In some cases searching through the optional biographical information can be more helpful than the usernam -
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John TedescoCreate powerful searches & alerts by combining Google & Twitter: 7 Insanely Useful Ways to Search Twitter - http://bit.ly/9TqAcn
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Iván FanegoHowever, if you cruise over to Google and use a handful of operators from the Google shortcut library (more on that here) you can create a search that plows through Twitter and gives you a list of all the users that have the word “attorney” in their title (username and/or real name) – Click on this search phrase and see what happens – intitle:"attorney * on twitter" site:twitter.com - what you'll find is a handy list of attorneys of one sort or another on Twitter.
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Lauren MangnallAs a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives
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Alistair Bull"However, if you cruise over to Google and use a handful of operators from the Google shortcut library (more on that here) you can create a search that plows through Twitter and gives you a list of all the users that have the word “attorney” in their title (username and/or real name)"
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1) Target by occupation
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2) Target by bio
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3) Target by location
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4) New sign ups
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5) Keep up on your industry
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6) Competitive eavesdropping
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7) Trending photos
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Richard HawkinsAs a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives
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Laurent PantanacceAs a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives and focus on the stuff that matters.
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Emily IngramThis says for it's marketing, but knowing how to burrow through lots of junk tweets is a highly useful skill in breaking news situations, like the Fort Hood shooting or the Haiti earthquake. The various Google search tips in this article were ones I hadn'
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Doug PetersonThe basic search.twitter.com functionality is fine for searching things that are being said about your search terms. The advanced search function offers more ways to slice and dice the stream, but still leaves some room for improvement as it only searches what’s being said and where. From a marketing standpoint who is saying it might be more useful.
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Jaime PattonAs a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives
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Zane VercruyssenAs a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives
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adrianandreca7 Insanely Useful Ways to Search Twitter for Marketing http://bit.ly/9zSO89
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Erno Hannink7 Insanely Useful Ways to Search Twitter for Marketing
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John Turner1) Target by occupation
intitle:"attorney * on twitter" site:twitter.com
2) Target by bio
intext:"bio * web designer" site:twitter.com.
3) Target by location
near:"Austin, TX" within:25mi
4) New sign ups
5) Keep up on your industry
6) Competitive eavesdropping
7) Trending photos
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edcoxdotnetThe basic search.twitter.com functionality is fine for searching things that are being said about your search terms. Now that the search engines are all pretty geeked up over real time search you can create some very powerful searches and alerts combining
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shizentai 1As a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives
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Eubin KimUse a handful of operators from the Google shortcut library (more on that here) you can create a search that plows through Twitter and gives you a list of all the users that have the word “attorney” in their title (username and/or real name) – intitle:"attorney * on twitter" site:twitter.com - what you'll find is a handy list of attorneys of one sort or another
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