Oprah tweets, Ashton bests CNN, and even my hometown cops have an account. I'm talking about Twitter, of course.
By this point, you are likely well aware that Twitter is a big deal. You know that it is more than a bright and shiny new toy. You know that it's a valuable tool that can help businesses get closer to their customers and, yes, sell more products and services–everything from refurbished laptops to Korean barbeque to dry cleaning services.
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Learn which Twitter tools are the best for managing corporate Twitter accounts and for monitoring the Twitter-sphere, and see what works from the stories of 11 companies who are using Twitter to build brand awareness, forge stronger relationships with customers, build community, increase sales and more.
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