How and Why to Use Twitter Lists

Posted on May 12, 2010

What’s the deal with Twitter Lists? Their a bit wacky & confusing. That’s why to fully explain it I’ve pulled a sample video on Twitter lists straight from my Backstage Pass to Twitter program.

This is actually the first time we’ve released ANY content from this program to the public for free, so enjoy!

To learn all about twitter lists and then create your own list or follow someone else’s, check out this video:

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8 Responses to “How and Why to Use Twitter Lists”

  1. Hector Cuevas
    May 12, 2010
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    Hey Laura,

    I never understood the lists feature on twitter. Thanks for clarifying this for me in this cool sample video..

    Have a great day
    Hector Cuevas


  2. Laura
    Thanks for clearing up for me how I can use lists. I especially like the secret code idea!


  3. I’m glad to be reminded of this great info…I took the whole Backstage to Twitter course and found it to be outstanding and value-packed.


  4. Ari Herzog
    May 28, 2010
    Reply

    For what it’s worth, I used to be gung-ho on the lists. Six months later — last week — I reversed myself. I used to maintain a dozen lists for different categories of people I both followed and watched to potentially follow. That is, I followed people both by stream and list and many many more by list. But it became too cumbersome to switch between lists, so I stopped all but two lists.

    You can read my commentary at http://ariwriter.com/follow-shmollow-use-twitter-your-own-way/


  5. Chuck Rayman
    Nov 04, 2010
    Reply

    Hi Laura,

    Is your Backstage Pass to Twitter updated? I understand that Twitter has updated their website and added a lot of new features.

    Thanks,

    Chuck Rayman


  6. Walter
    Jan 02, 2011
    Reply

    How many hashtags and @ signs should you use in a tweet? They make the text look cryptic but they help with visibility.
    Walter´s last [type] ..Matt Mullenweg on the Future of WordPress – Interview by Robert Scoble


  7. Molly Cait Couture
    May 18, 2011
    Reply

    Thanks for the info. just started using Twitter, and it’s making me feel old at the ripe age of 35! If I can master it, it’ll subtract at least 10 years from the oldness factor!


  8. Tracey
    Jun 21, 2011
    Reply

    Thanks for sharing this great info on twitter, it helped a lot!



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