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The Do’s & Dont’s for Using Twitter and LinkedIn Together

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LinkedIn and Twitter recently announced that users who have profiles on both social networks will now have the option of pushing LinkedIn status updates out to a Twitter account or pulling tweets into a professional profile.

I read an informative article today on PCWorld by Ian Paul about the do’s and don’ts of integrating these two powerful social networks with one another that I wanted to share. It is important for mom entrepreneurs to understand the pros and cons about setting this up before moving forward.

You have three options for integrating LinkedIn with Twitter:

  1. you can rebroadcast your LinkedIn status updates to Twitter,
  2. turn your tweets into your LinkedIn status,
  3. or both.

To start integrating your tweets, you need to edit your LinkedIn settings by adding Twitter from your profile page or by clicking the Twitter icon next to your status on the homepage. Twitter integration will be rolled out to all LinkedIn users over the next few days, so you may not see the new feature right away.

Do’s and Don’ts are summarized below:

  • DO broadcast your LinkedIn status to Twitter.
  • DO link multiple Twitter accounts to your LinkedIn profile.
  • DON’T send all your tweets to LinkedIn.
  • DON’T display your Twitter account on LinkedIn.
  • DON’T forget about LinkedIn.

To read the article in its entirety, please click here…>

About Traci Bisson

The Mom Entrepreneur is a company that offers tips, advice and resources for balancing motherhood and running a company.We offer many services including image management, high-visibility public relations, social marketing and copywriting. Our Online Support Group provides networking opportunities and support for mom entrepreneurs who want to connect with a diverse group of women all over the world struggling everyday with the same challenges.

2 Responses to “The Do’s & Dont’s for Using Twitter and LinkedIn Together”

  1. Each morning I see ‘Tweets’ from people on my linkedIn home page for all types of things non business related and it annoys me. LinkedIn is for business, not an update on your breakfast or 1 rant after another.

    Jason Armishaw

  2. The Mom Entrepreneur says:

    Hi Jason – I agree with you. A small amount in my opinion is OK, becasue I like to know people on a personal and professional level. But too much does distract from the goal of connecting with other business professionals in LinkedIn.

    Thanks for your comment.

    Traci Bisson

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