Getting real on Twitter - are you real?
From the time he knew what it meant to be a ‘real life boy’, Pinocchio wanted to be one.
I plan to watch the animation this coming weekend; it makes for good, clean fun — much-needed, nowadays, but that’s a story for another day.
Tonight is Christmas Eve and I am reflecting on dreams versus reality, illusions compared with actual circumstances.
For many years, as a capable web site developer and web hosting services provider, I wanted to be an Internet marketing expert, to be recognised for my knowledge, talents and wisdom in the field of Internet marketing. I wanted to be a guru, to hang out and party with the gurus.
But you know what? No amount of wanting made a skerrick of difference. I just kept eking out a pittance of a living as a small-time web developer with a few dozen customers and a head full of dreams.
Only when I resolved myself to take action, to prepare and pursue a definite plan for achieving mastery, did I start to achieve any results.
So what has this got to do with Pinocchio?
Pinocchio may be a fictional character, but he learned an important principle that a lot of people may have yet to grasp — the power of being the one “pulling the strings”, so to speak.
But wanting to become a ‘real boy’ doesn’t come by itself. Pinocchio had to prove himself first. It required his time and investment. And, all the lessons he learned proved worthwhile in the long run.
Pinocchio definitely got it right. Would you rather be a puppet? Or would you rather be ‘real’?
What can you learn from Pinocchio about being real and succeeding on Twitter?
Twitter is like that. People would rather meet other ‘real people’ online. Depending on your behavior, you can easily be misinterpreted and labeled a spammer or a robot, while you are actually doing as best you know how to bring your marketing online.
On Twitter, as on any other form of social media, people want to meet the puppeteers, the “Puppet Masters” –the people behind the scenes, the people who are making waves in the industry, the people who are making things happen, the people in control.
Pinocchio didn’t just want to want to be sort of real, he wanted the benefits that come with the real thing.
I know I’m stating the obvious, but that’s what a ‘real’ Puppet Master does –they are the true operators of puppets. They make things happen.
According to Kenneth Yu, THE Puppet Master, your prospects are, in many ways, like puppets –like marionettes moved by invisible strings that even they are sometimes unaware of.
Sometimes, these strings are hidden from the view of the audience. And sometimes, they’re obvious — but only if you recognize them in their different forms.
Trends. News. Current events.
You may have heard it said before. It’s the conversation in their head that you need to learn to tap into. And Twitter is one giant conversation. But how do figure out that conversation? And how, in a sea of voices, do you make yourself heard?
The answer is simple. Master Twitter. By learning from the Puppet Master himself.
Kenneth Yu’s Twitter Salvation System
You can learn the power of compelling tweets on Twitter, and tap into your power as a puppet master, too.
Picture yourself…
…getting highly-qualified leads — FREE. Yet they are as warm as toast to you and your products –from the get-go.
…not spending a red cent on a costly sales force, because your rabid buyers readily evangelize your products and services.
…being the go-to-person in your niche that everyone turns to. And all it took you was just under a month to get their undying loyalty.
…receiving WAY too many Joint Venture proposals, and the strategic alliances you’re already in are pumping in boatloads of cash.
…becoming technically retired; you’re working for fun, because every single need and desire of you and your family is taken care of.
…and best of all, you’re experiencing all this astonishing things during this difficult time!
This is where Kenneth’s Twitter Salvation System, as he calls it, comes in.
He’s just opened the doors to these powerful Twitter persuasion secrets, and given that they’re only limited to a small number of people, you may want to get your hands on it ASAP.
He comes personally recommended by me, so do check him out.
Did I mention that Kenneth and I became friends and allies –through Twitter?
Kenneth Yu’s Twitter Salvation System
“To Pulling Heartstrings and Pursestrings”, In the words of the Puppet Master himself.
yours in success,
Bradley C Hughes
P.S. Ever tried to play around with a puppet? When you don’t know the tricks to use to navigate all the strings, the movements you create can be a bloody huge schmozzle!
Let Kenneth walk you through the psychological triggers at play on Twitter for maximal results.
Kenneth Yu’s Twitter Salvation System
Don’t be a Puppet anymore.
