Twactic

Another day and another definition.

Twactic - the art of tactically using twitter to drive traffic to your posts.

Classic examples include liberal use of WOW, capitalised in conjunction with mentioning a “friend” and pointing to a url.

e.g.

“audio #So.Me Twactic watch: > “WOW - Great Comments @badgergravling” >> http://tinyurl.com/6p8p6k less than 5 seconds ago from web”

If you have some prized Twactics please comment.

In addition, raise your glass to Danie Ware of Forbidden Planet.

“@audio interesting twittertactic (twactic?) there. Worked too about 20 hours ago from web in reply to audio”

See how I also gave you another example of tactic, in this case #So.Me Blogactic, to mean using your Blog to praise a fellow disciple, thus fuelling the ideological amplification.

I will now go and use a Twactic in Twitter, to prove my point and bring you here, play fair and let me know if it worked.

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