Use TweetMeme Button to Help Get Your Blog Content Go Viral on Twitter

I installed the TweetMeMe button on my WordPress Blog for 4 reasons:

1. To make it easy for people to share my blog content

2. To add another analytics element to my blog traffic

3. To mirror what I saw other top bloggers we doing

4. To help enable my Blog Content Go Viral on Twitter

If you watch this video, you’ll see that by adding the TweetMeMe button to your WordPress blog you will help make it easier to get your blog content Go Viral on Twitter. Download TweetMeMe button HERE

However, according to a recent headline I found from HubSpot.

Goodbye TweetMeMe: Twitter Launches Its Own Retweet Button

If you read between the lines, this HubSpot Blog Article are insinuating that since Twitter launched its own ReTweet button, the guys at TweetMeMe are in deep yogurt. I’m not so sure about this. Read these excerpts from HubSpot, check out my brief 4 minute YouTube video and decide for yourself.

HubSpot Blog Excerpt 1

Twitter’s Tweet Button comes with some additional options: as well as multiple formatting choices, it also allows website owners who install the button to suggest Twitter accounts to follow for people who use the button on their site. Although the design of the button is different, it works in the same way as TweetMeme in that it allows users to easily share stories on Twitter and provides a counter for the number of times each article or page has been shared. The release of this new button is the next step in Twitter’s expansion and filling the gaps in its core service offerings.

HubSpot Blog Excerpt 2 Suggested Followers

For marketers who create content online, Twitter provides one major reason to switch to the new Tweet Button from TweetMeme’s existing button: suggested followers. A common goal of many businesses on Twitter is to increase followers and reach. By installing the new button, businesses can then add their corporate Twitter account(s), which will be recommended when new site visitors use the Tweet Button. As a marketer, switching to the new Tweet Button now makes sense to take advantage of this current benefit as well as future benefits that will likely come from Twitter as it improves its API.

Twitter Tools

According to Computerworld magazine, there are 70,000 registered applications for Twitter. I use a bunch of them to communicate and share information with my 20,000 Twitter Followers. Visit OneForty if you want to find a handy Twitter application that will help you get more quality followers, automate your Twitter marketing strategy and pretty much anything or any task you do manually, it available on this awesome Twitter application portal.

TweetMeMe vs. Twitter ReTweet

It will be interesting to see button gets clicked the most, the Twitter Tweet button or the TweetMeMe button. I try to test everything I do online so I can better understand what is working and what needs work. What’s you take on this emerging button vs. button drama? Leave me a Comment on whether you plan to switch buttons or leave well enough alone.

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