Part of being successful in any business is staying ahead of the competition. Technology is constantly developing and it can be difficult to keep up with the latest trends in website development, social media platforms, digital marketing strategies, and more. There are many great resources for staying informed on best practices for your business that can be found in all forms, from podcasts and blogs, to newsletters and e-books. However, business owners are busy folks, and it can be hard to carve it large portions of the day to read long articles or listen to an hour podcast. For those of you who are always on the go, try following these 10 Great Twitter Accounts to keep you informed and aware of the latest news, advice, online tips, and strategies for your business.
- Tim Ferriss – @tferriss
Named one of the Forbes’s “Names You Need to Know” and a Fortune’s “40 under 40,” this bestselling author provides business owners with the “tactics, routines and habits” derived from some of the most successful people in the world. Billionaires, celebrities, athletes, and more have contributed to Tim’s efforts, and his Twitter page includes everything from one-liner tips to detailed videos and articles on how to manage life, business, and everything in between. - Inc.- @inc
As one of the leaders and most well-known websites for business owners, Inc. has taken to Twitter to share some of their most valuable articles, tips and inspirational stores for business owners in all industries. From managing employees and coworkers to leadership techniques, budgeting and much more, Inc. is an excellent resource for business owners. - Donald Miller – @donaldmiller
This content king specializes in helping business make their content more effective. Whether your adding content to your website, creating emails, writing blogs, etc., his Twitter page will give you insights and strategies to help customers and employees understand you better. - Ann Handley – @MarketingProfs
This best-selling author of Everybody Writes is a champion in content marketing. She provides great advice on being a good boss, increasing your ROI, and creating good brand experiences for your customers. - Wall Street Journal – @WSJ
Staying up to date on world news and leaders will give you a well-rounded plethora of information on your Twitter feed. WSJ shares articles that can be helpful to business owners, marketers, employees, entrepreneurs and more. Not only will you be more aware of what’s going on in the world, but you may pick up a few tips to give you an extra edge over your competition. - Melinda Emerson – @SmallBizLady
Melinda Emerson was named Forbes #1 Influential Woman for Entrepreneurs, and for good reason. She specializes in helping entrepreneurs, start-up companies, and new business owners kick start their business through social media tips, motivation, and money saving tips, among others. Her inspirational page encourages you to get out and make your business and life better on a daily basis. - Andrew Medal – @AndrewMedal
A self proclaimed “Professional Rule Breaker,” Andrew Medal has been published on some of the most famous business websites in the world. He gives advice on branding your business and yourself, as well as updates on technology, investing, and how to build a successful startup. - Arianna Huffington – @ariannahuff
Founder of the Huffington Post, Arianna Huffington knows a thing or two about running a business. As a mother and “sleep evangelist,” her Twitter feed focuses on increasing your well-being and productivity in order to make your business a success. - TechCrunch – @TechCrunch
For anyone with an online business, social media page, or website, TechCrunch is a great resource for the latest technology news, analysis and opinions. Some of the information may be a bit beyond the average person’s tech knowledge, but it will certainly broaden your horizons. - Wendy’s – @Wendys
This may seem like an odd choice, but whether or not you like the food at Wendy’s, they certainly know how to run a social media account. Wendy’s Twitter page has become viral for it’s interaction with customers, witty retorts, and ability to build brand awareness through humor and creativity. If you don’t believe us, just take a look.
While scrolling through Twitter may sound like a waste of time to some people, it all depends on who you choose to follow. If you’re serious about improving your business, stop following Hollywood celebrities and start following some accounts that will help you grow personally and financially. If you want some hands on assistance with helping your business grow through a new website, social media, marketing, and more, be sure to contact our experts at NetSource Technologies.