Generate content and ideas with Twitter

I have not been a Twitter user for a long time and yet I have already found countless useful uses for both personal and professional.

If there is a common denominator in all those useful uses that I found for Twitter, it is the interaction with other users, many articles for my blog, fresh ideas and even various ventures emerged as a result of a conversation on Twitter with a contact.

In the case of SEO there are an infinity of possible specific cases in which we can find ourselves When it comes to overcoming obstacles or improving positions, it is practically impossible for a single person to have faced all the cases that have been and have been.

Many times questions arose from users that made me see things from a new point of view or alerted me to situations that I never took into account or in which I was never involved.

While in many cases I can only give advice and hypothesis based on my experience and not promise perfect solutions, these conversations create a lot of curiosity in me and a commitment to having the answer to that question, which leads me to expand my research on SEO.

Then I gradually write articles according to the conclusions I come to.

That means that my conversations on Twitter are helping me to generate content that really responds to the needs of the users!

For something these networks are called "social media" and no "Antisocial networks", we will hardly learn anything if we only spam links to our blogs or advertise "old school", however if we join in the collective brainstorming we easily learn something new every day and we see what our audience really wants.

In my personal case, I always try to be an accessible person and answer as many questions as I can, since from there I learn a lot and then I see how to monetize this new knowledge on my own, it is about giving to receive.

Even if someone is not your follower or seems like a person with much more experience in your field, if you think you can add value to their comment or raise a new point of view, do not hesitate to do so, it always brought me good results.

Paraphrasing JFK I can say that: "We should not ask ourselves what our followers can do for us, but what we can do for our followers"

In this way, we will naturally get to know our audience / market better and know how to sell our products and services to them.