Wednesday
Dec092009
Video: Twitter Search Tutorial
Jim Harris in Data Quality, Social Media, Tutorials, Videos tagged Twitter Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 9:44PM In this OCDQ Video, I provide a brief tutorial on Twitter Search.
Key points about Twitter Search covered in the video tutorial:
- Unlike other social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, LinkedIn), you don't need an account for read access to Twitter content
- This is a safe way for you or your company to start leveraging Twitter for “listening purposes only”
- You can save Twitter Search queries as RSS feeds (e.g., for viewing within Google Reader)
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For more help finding data quality content on Twitter, click on this link: Data Quality on Twitter
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Reader Comments (2)
Feedback provided via Twitter:
Charles Blyth: Great lesson and well presented!
Data Quality Chronicle: Now I'll be able to find stuff you can't, unless you do the same!
VishAgashe: Excellent Twitter Tutorial (How to use RSS Feeds + Google Reader for Optimizing Twitter Involvement).
Jim,
Great job! We need to have more of these types of tutorials. Easy to understand and well done.
I like the mixed search with the compound term and the hashkey combined. The RSS side is often missed and makes for a great way to create a brand listening post. Google Reader is my favorite too!