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Feb 15 2016

The Power of Motivational Quotes

Iyanla VanzantOther people’s words

Writers know all too well the power of words. The same twenty six letters can be used to capture someone’s imagination or reduce them to tears, and a skillful writer can wield the power of their pen to accomplish whichever goal they intended. It may seem counterintuitive, then, for a writer to use other people’s words, in the form of famous, inspirational or motivational quotes, to make connections.

Building a bridge

“Other people’s words are the bridge you use to cross from where you were to wherever you’re going.” -Zadie Smith

Using quotes can be a powerful way to connect with people – regardless of what prior relationship you may already have had with them. Even if you don’t know a person, they may share an appreciation for the one being quoted, instantly giving, Particularly on a social media network such as Twitter, it is possible to have hundreds of readers mere moments after posting. Your quote catches their eye and they retweet it, giving you an open door to further communication with people you have never reached before.

Establishing credibility

“Accuracy builds credibility.” – Jim Rohn

Quotes can be particularly useful when they are topical to your field. Sales personnel would identify with a quote by Zig Ziglar, techies with Steve Jobs and athletes with Michael Jordan. Selecting quotes that resonate with a target audience can establish credibility and demonstrate a kind of social proof that your ideals and purposes are in line with others in your field.

Motivational quotes for motivating the masses

“The secret to change is to focus all of your energy; not on fighting the old, but on building the new.” – Socrates

Life can be hard. It’s easy to become weary and worn-down in the sameness of everyday. A few words of encouragement or motivation can be enough to help push through the hurdle and move forward with dreams or plans. A quote is a powerful way to speak into someone’s life with words that propel them to the next stage or simply give them the motivation to keep going. Finding ways to encourage or inspire people can create opportunities for relationships.

A carefully selected quote can be a powerful asset. It can forge connections, demonstrate leadership and challenge people to change their life. The next time you aren’t sure what to say, or simply want to connect with others on a new level, let someone else do the talking for you.

NimbleQuotes.com is a content service for Twitter users that posts inspirational and motivational quotes to a person’s Twitter stream as if they’ve tweeted it themselves. Users find more retweets, followers and engagement as a result of adding NimbleQuotes to their existing content. Yes, we have a whole category of quotes about writing. Try it today for 30-days free. Article originally published in the PWAC Poke.

Written by Jennifer Kelly · Categorized: Inspirational Quotes on Twitter · Tagged: motivational quotes, other people's motivational quotes, quote, quotes, why quotes

Feb 08 2016

15 Valentine’s Day Quotes

to my valentine

15 Really Lovely Quotes About Valentine’s Day

The folks over at History.com went further though, with this beautiful 3 minute video on the history of Valentine’s Day cards.

The woman in the video is Nancy Rosen, who is the president of the National Valentine Collector Association. Did you know such an association existed?

She explains various styles of Valentine’s cards, their history, and when they first appeared.

Further down the page you’ll find 15 quotes about Valentine’s day from Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and  Dorothy Parker to name a few.

These are all very positive quotes about the day of love. Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14, is recognized in many countries around the world, but is not an official holiday. Read more about the history of Valentine’s day.

These quotes may be just the beautiful sentence to include in your card to your valentine. And that is the lovely thing about quotes – they sum up what you could say, if only you could find the words. One of the reasons why quotes can forge such a strong emotional connection between us.

Quotes About Love on Twitter

If you’re a Nimble Quotes subscriber, we have 800+ quotes about love (love towards a person you are romantically involved with, work, family, friends, life). Why not include that category in your quote selection for the next few days?

To choose Love quotes to add to your Twitter stream , follow these steps:

  • Sign into NimbleQuotes with Twitter
  • Go to Settings and choose Categories
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  •  All quote categories are in alphabetical order, scroll to “Love”, check the box beside it and your changes will take effect immediately. Enjoy Tweeting quotes about love!
    Nimble Quotes Categories: Love

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Want to try Nimble Quotes? Sign up now for 30-days free. Your trial is of the Advanced subscription – be sure to check out and make use of all the features including images (which are in beta testing), hashtags and specific day or time scheduling. Set once and let it run automatically.

Written by Jennifer Kelly · Categorized: Help, Inspirational Quotes on Twitter · Tagged: love quotes, quotes about, Valentine's Day quotes, Valentine's Day quotes. quotes about love

Feb 01 2016

Personalizing Inspirational Quotes on Twitter

Quote by Abigail Johnson Sometimes you can gradually improve things.

 

Personalize quotes?

A woman who is just starting her 30-day trial of Nimble Quotes wrote to me yesterday. She didn’t feel that one of the quotes she saw in her Twitter feed (from Nimble Quotes) was right for her. Just to be clear, it wasn’t offensive, it just wasn’t “her”. She wondered what she could do about it so it wouldn’t show up again. She also wondered how she could choose which quotes could show up in her Twitter feed. How could she personalize inspirational quotes so they felt right for her?

Author Choice – personalizing inspirational quotes

There is a setting in Nimble Quotes called Author Choice. The reason it exists is for users to be able to choose those authors they do or do not want to have quotes from. To customize this setting, which is available for Basic and Advanced subscribers, follow these steps:

  • First, sign into nimblequotes.com with your Twitter account
  • Next, click settings to see the drop down menu, choose “Authors”
    Nimble Quotes settings drop down menu

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • The Authors page will open up. Search by first or last name. Once you find the author you DO NOT want quotes from, uncheck the box by the name. In this example, I’ve unchecked Abraham Lincoln as an author I do not want quotes from. The system will update immediately. This is all you need to do.
    Nimble Quotes Author Choice setting example

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some users only want quotes from their 10 favourite people – with Author Choice, this is possible. Others find out which authors’ quotes they like and which they don’t after a couple of months on Nimble Quotes, then make the change.

Settings changes are flexible. Come on back and adjust however it works for you.

Why Author Choice matters

I want to be sure you understand how much effort has gone into the gathering and vetting of appropriate quotes for your enjoyment. You put a large amount of trust into Nimble Quotes when you sign up – you need to trust that the quotes we have in our database are going to make you and your brand, your company, look good to your audience. I take this trust you place in this service very, very seriously.

We have carefully vetted all quotes in the system to be sure they are not political, not racist, not sexist, not negative…we wanted this service to be one that was a very positive experience for the users AND for your audience – since they’ll be seeing “your” quotes each day and will have assumed you’ve chosen to tweet that particular inspirational or motivational quote.

Still, not every quote or every quote author is for everyone. And that is why we created the Author Choice setting, so that you have as much control over the quotes as possible. I hope this feature makes you feel confident about Nimble Quotes and pleased that you can personalize inspirational quotes on Twitter.

Want to try Nimble Quotes? Sign up now for 30-days free. Your trial is of the Advanced subscription – be sure to check out and make use of all the features including images (which are in beta testing), hashtags and specific day or time scheduling. Set once and let it run automatically.

Written by Jennifer Kelly · Categorized: Help, Inspirational Quotes on Twitter · Tagged: inspirational quotes, motivational quotes, personalizing inspirational quotes, personalizing motivational quotes

Dec 29 2015

Why is Twitter so Difficult to Use?

quote about hard things Twitter is difficult

Twitter’s Difficulty Curve: You Know More than You Think

Have you ever logged into Twitter and felt a bit overwhelmed at the rapid stream of tweets? Or at a loss on where to begin? Why is Twitter so difficult to understand?

Don’t worry about it, you’re not alone.

Twitter’s executive chairman Omid Kordestani (Jack Dorsey’s boss) was recently quoted as saying, “I did find [Twitter] challenging to use at times and intimidating to use.” This is a former Google executive talking, who is knee-deep in the tech industry. So it’s no surprise that entrepreneurs unaccustomed to Twitter would feel overwhelmed upon first logging in.

But if you can overcome your initial hesitation and dive into Twitter with both feet, you’ll be able to quickly adjust and harness its potential to boost your business. Today I’m going to help you get over that obstructive mindset.

Similar Concepts

The best modern technology products follow similar design and usability concepts, so that it’s easier for users of one product to jump to another. Twitter is no different. Any entrepreneur with a Facebook or email account can quickly adapt their knowledge into using Twitter. Allow me to demonstrate:

Twitter’s tweet stream is basically the same as your Facebook stream or even your email inbox, where new messages come in at a constant pace (although Twitter’s feed is a lot faster than Facebook’s, an probably an order of magnitude faster than your email inbox!). You don’t have to read every single tweet—just the ones that really interest you.

Each tweet has several interaction buttons on it that have the exact same functions as other apps. Retweeting? Exactly the same as “sharing” on Facebook or forwarding an email. The only difference is retweeting automatically sends it to everyone the moment you click the button. Similarly, the Twitter “heart” works just like the Facebook “Like.”

You know how you can tag or label emails based on certain subjects? Twitter’s hashtags work in a similar way, except in this case these tags are publicly available to everyone on Twitter. Everyone can label, search or filter using these hashtags, and even create hashtags of their own.

Leveraging TwitterTry NimbleQuotes.com for 30 days

One of the keys to effectively leveraging Twitter is to treat it like a networking tool, not a promotional tool. In networking, you introduce yourself to potential contacts and be as pleasant and useful as possible so that you build a good reputation.

Twitter works the same way. Entrepreneurs should invest time developing relationships on Twitter and engaging others, whether they’re customers, potential customers, or colleagues. These relationships are what will establish your online reputation so that when you talk, people listen. This is an effective way of becoming an industry thought leader or building brand loyalty.

As you can see, Twitter is not the mysterious technology that it first seems. With the right mindset and a little effort, you’ll be able to turn it into an effective part of your business marketing strategy. If you’d like to know a few strategies for making that happen, contact me at @jenkellyjen and I’ll be happy to share!

One way new Twitter users can get up to speed is by having some help. NimbleQuotes.com will send out inspirational and motivational quotes into your Twitter stream as if you’ve tweeted the quotes yourself. Then you’ll be able to see how hashtags, retweets, follows and mentions work.  It will all make sense to you. Within 30-days you’ll ‘get Twitter’. Sign up today for your 30-day trial at NimbleQuotes.com

Written by Jennifer Kelly · Categorized: Help, Inspirational Quotes on Twitter · Tagged: Learning Twitter, twitter for business, Twitter Learning

Dec 21 2015

Twitter do’s and don’ts

Twitter do's and don'ts

Twitter do’s and Twitter don’ts

To the average business owner, Twitter might seem like a one-way exchange, where companies or entrepreneurs throw out content but don’t get any feedback in return. But interacting on twitter isn’t just for social media gurus and celebrities. You can have meaningful interactions with people in a way that will build your business’ online audience and professional network.

Here are some suggested Twitter do’s and don’ts to follow.

Do make the first move

In a normal business setting, you wouldn’t just sit and wait for customers to approach you, right? You would get out and meet people, introducing yourself and making sure people know who you are. Interacting on Twitter is the same. In order to build your audience from scratch, you have to take the first step and make your own introduction.

One way you can do this is by following someone. A “follow” on Twitter is kind of a mix of a handshake and giving your business card. Following someone calls attention to yourself and puts your name in front of them.

Another way of making the first move is by releasing content that sparks conversation. This could be a quote or a blog that you wrote.

Do look for common ground

Starting a conversation works the same on Twitter as it does in real life. Look for common ground that will break the ice. Since you’re an entrepreneur, try talking about something you’re an expert in. Maybe they asked a question about your industry, or need advice on a specific issue. A cursory check of their past tweets can clue you in on what to talk about.

Do promote others

Did the other person just publish content of their own? Retweet it. They’ll take notice of that. Even if they don’t thank you that particular time, there’s a good chance they’ll remember you next time you interact with them.

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Don’t rush things

This is where it can get strange. Some of us move faster than others and feel more comfortable quicker than others with people we’ve recently met online. Just be aware that while Twitter moves fast, people’s ability to know, like and trust you moves at different rates than yours.  Sometimes a sales pitch will work immediately and it is appropriate to do so, other times not. Just be aware that everyone you are interacting with may move at a different pace than you.

Don’t interact with bots

Bots are empty Twitter accounts run by a computer, which are usually used to artificially inflate a Follower list. These don’t do anything for your business, and can actually hurt you if people discover many of your followers are bots.

It’s easy to recognize a bot: first, they follow way more people than those who are following them: I’ve seen bot accounts that have 1000 follows but only 10 follows. Another sure sign is that they always tweet the exact same thing to many people. Once you discover a bot, don’t waste your time or energy trying to interact with them. Just walk away.

Do be you

The best way to engage with people on Twitter is to just be a person people want to talk with. Behave with them the same way you would behave with someone who was already your customer. Be pleasant. Be professional. Be helpful. Be memorable. Be interesting.

 

If inspirational and motivational quotes appeal to you, add them to your Twitter feed. NimbleQuotes.com is a service for Twitter users where you choose quotes to cycle out into your Twitter feed as if you’ve tweeted them yourself. No searching for quotes, just enjoyment, retweets and great interactions with your followers as a result. Try today for 30-days free. Sign up at NimbleQuotes.com

Written by Jennifer Kelly · Categorized: Help, Inspirational Quotes on Twitter · Tagged: Twitter do's and don'ts, Twitter don'ts, Twitter dos, twitter for business, Twitter Learning

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