Business tweeting: the blueprint for a perfect business tweet. Two lessons learned here: a) how to tweet for a business b) sharing things in a nicely put together graphic does work  for the sharer. Here’s the link back. 

Tweet testimonials: testimonials communicated over Twitter are often being displayed on landing pages these days (they are openly accessible and therefore probably legit). What to do when there are none yet, but you’d like to get some? Announce it, leave the space. 

Exposure: with @innothunder’s Pay with a Tweet you can effectively give content away in exchange for a bit of exposure. 

Asking nicely: check out how @joshr asks @Zee (of TheNextWeb) for a bit of attention.

Ask nicely like @readmill: If you must ask for a RT then do it in a nice way. Here’s what Readmill said: “We’re looking for a daring Lead Designer to join us and explore the future of reading http://readmill.com/jobs RT gets <3”.

Social currency: Twittercounter (@TheCounter) lets you pay for pro features with a tweet. It lets you have a sneak peak at these extended features while Twittercounter gets extended visibilty on Twitter:

Want to see data for 6 months in the past? Just tweet “I just unlocked the 6-month graphs on Twitter Counter. Find out more http://twittercounter.com/pages/you via @TheCounter #paidwithatweet” using the button below and we will give you access to the chart for an entire week!