Use "Formulists" to add fuel to your follower strategy.

PS - save the date: Oct 19th is looking like the day Joe can come and speak to the Kloutsters. Coordinating w/ relevant clubs to schedule, will keep you all posted.

~Linz

Use "Formulists" to add fuel to your follower strategy. 9/26/2011 In This Issue Follow @GSElevator and laugh till you cry Use Formulists to add fuel to your follower strategy Klout Tasks @GSElevator This one's for the bankers: Follow @GSElevator on Twitter. "Things heard in the Goldman Sachs elevators do not stay in the Goldman Sachs elevators." In case you missed @CondeElevator, here's your chance to check it out! Anyone want to get a @NYUSternElevator meme going? Tweet me pros & cons: @Linz_Shelton Kloutsters, I realize that we're one email behind now, but hey - let's be honest: Umbro is the only one on this list who has actually paid his membership dues, so I'm refraining from feeling urgency until I start to see more whiskey bottles piling up in my locker. So to make up for missing Wednesday's email, I'm going to give you a big sexy task for today. Excited? Good. This one's pretty sweet ... Use "Formulists" to add fuel to your follower strategy First, take 46 seconds to watch this video: http://youtu.be/SnoQFIXP4U8 It's worth it. Now go to: http://formulists.com/ and sign in using your Twitter account. To get started, click the "Add a Formulist" bar (big one at the top, can't miss it.) Decide on which Formulists to create depending on your goals. You can groups tweeps (that's dork for 'twitter peeps') in several ways: If you are tweeting for a brand, your goals will be different than if you're tweeting for personal reasons. Scroll through the options and see what fits your needs best. Don't stress about picking the wrong ones, you can always add/delete them. The free version of Formulists only allows you to create two lists at a time. No big deal: you can create a list, follow the people you want to follow, add them to one of your other public lists (you created those last week, remember?) then delete the Formulist and replace with a shiny new one. Note: you PROBABLY want to keep these lists private (you can click the radio button that says "private" when you name this list.) Now go to your Twitter "Home" screen and check out your lists! Remember, these are dynamic lists, so you should keep checking back, switching things up, and evolving your strategy. You can't really screw anything up here, so go play! That's all for now, more to come on Wednesday (for realz this time.) -- Linz Shelton Mobile 310.402.3240 | Twitter @Linz_Shelton MBA 2012 | NYU Leonard N. Stern School of Business Co-President, NYU Stern Luxury & Retail Club Founder | CUFFZ Inc. *Watch the latest CUFFZ by Linz video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWCVHa8xE0I *