So ...

As I said earlier, an embedded tweet can help you to enhance your content and to drive more engagement to your website. Once again, the only limit is your imagination ...

Here are a few ideas ...

• tweets can be a great source of customer testimonials
• you can embed event invitation tweets in a blog post/page
• you could add ideas/opinions from others to your posts, allowing your readers to connect with new people on Twitter
• everyone who reads your content can join in the given Twitter conversation directly from your website, and that will allow you to continue or revive relevant Twitter conversations
• you can capture reactions/comments occured during a training session or webinar you made, and embed them into your upcoming classes or lessons to demonstrate what people loved about past sessions
• you can use embeddable tweets to cite sources and quotes in order to back up your statements
• you could embed a tweet of an awesome, glowing customer comment into your email signature

And so on ...

As you can see, there are countless ways and methods that can help you to build your reputation, to establish social proof, to spark conversations and to show off your customer’s kind words about your business ...

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