Make It With Michael

By Lewis Crutch If you only follow a few hundred people on Twitter, it’s relatively easy to see what they post and keep up-to-date with their content. Likewise, if you only have around two hundred followers, you can quite easily see their comments on your content and who has taken the time to react and share it. The problem comes when you start following several thousand or more people on Twitter and have around the same number of followers yourself. How on earth are you expected to keep up with all those people, gauge what impact you’re having, and know who is really engaging with you and your brand ? Well, the clue is in the title of this post! You need to start building Twitter lists. Obviously, you’ll still look at your Twitter stats occasionally and explore what’s trending, but building Twitter lists will make your time on social media shorter and more efficient. Twitter lists are essentially filtered timelines, which means that – bonus! – you can use them to grow your own fo...