Twitter + Landing Page = Big Opportunity

wasted

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WOW. I can definitely see some potential here. It mentions in the article though that only managed ad clients can get their hands on these goodies? Does that mean that the average IM'er can't grab a chomp outta this for now?
 
Honestly, I like the Twitter's way of handling business. These guys are much better than Facebook and Google+ combined, when it comes to understanding their audience.
 
@moeatwa,

Unfortunately that is the case right now. We have been invited to utilize this feature and we plan on playing around with it in the upcoming weeks. I spoke with a T-rep, that said they do plan on releasing this to the retail self service crowd in the upcoming months but no specific dates were identified.
 
@ash,

No problem. We will be testing this soon and hopefully I can provide some feedback on how it worked out.
 
Another great feature launched by Twitter. They actually seem to be like updating their website and add rather than just moving buttons and changing colors like Facebook which is the thing I love about them.
 
Other than prefilling the data, what advantage does this have over taking themt o a landing page you control fully?
 
They follow the way of Google with adwords pre-filled input box when visitors are connected with GG account
 
That is very cool.A more business centric approach.I like Foursquare as well when it comes to doing stuff for their business.

Do let us know how this went for you as it has been about 4 months.
 
Cool info, waiting for twitter to open up their gate! Linkedin also had launched some new advertising features but they kept it exclusive too for high-end ad clients!!
 
Interesting. Might work with a legit product/service. When I tried twitter last time on a grand scale, I abandoned it after making only 49,- with 24k tweets on one day. CTR was abyssmal. And when I tested my bot again, I wasn't even able to repeat that 49,-. That said, I promoted CB stuff, might be a reason. When I just tweeted about lady gaga, a lot people clicked (you could drive them anywhere), but no money to be made with them. I think twitter maybe more about getting brand awareness and a connection to the userbase. Or spreading freebies. Maybe difficult to get them to buy something spontaneously.
Would be interesting to know, if others had more success (or are just ok with driving a pile of crap traffic to make few sales). Mind telling a bit about your experience with twitter, Wasted?
 
Looks like you will need a pretty big budget to enable this feature.
 
Self serve platforms are an affiliate marketers best friend, pretty excited to see how it goes. I wonder what kind of targeting will be available.
 
Fantastic! This sounds like a great opportunity and would be very helpful for my business. Thank you for sharing.
 
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