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	<title>Comments on: How To Promote Your Blog Using Twitter</title>
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		<title>By: Josh</title>
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		<description>Further to the Direct Messaging New Followers - I&#039;ve now begun to experiment with this in an effort to solicit more personal responses.

My idea is that people won&#039;t response as much if you&#039;re plugging yourself, but by asking some genuine questions about them could help create a genuine connection. Most people&#039;s intentions with setting up automatic DMs is good (or i&#039;d like to believe so), but the approach could probably be improved. Most auto DMs get a bad wrap because they are only masquerading as personal and come off as a cheap way to promote yourself.

My experiment is to use a different tact and make it completely about the follower and finding out about them instead.

Stay tuned to find out how this goes, I&#039;ll probably dedicate another post to it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Further to the Direct Messaging New Followers &#8211; I&#8217;ve now begun to experiment with this in an effort to solicit more personal responses.</p>
<p>My idea is that people won&#8217;t response as much if you&#8217;re plugging yourself, but by asking some genuine questions about them could help create a genuine connection. Most people&#8217;s intentions with setting up automatic DMs is good (or i&#8217;d like to believe so), but the approach could probably be improved. Most auto DMs get a bad wrap because they are only masquerading as personal and come off as a cheap way to promote yourself.</p>
<p>My experiment is to use a different tact and make it completely about the follower and finding out about them instead.</p>
<p>Stay tuned to find out how this goes, I&#8217;ll probably dedicate another post to it.</p>
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