by Gunnar Engblom September 5, 2009 15

Birdbloggers Tweet-club #004

Twitter club for birders. We need a logo! Anyone can come up with something?

Long overdue, mainly because the birth of my daughter Anahi a month ago and a very busy birdtour season here in Peru. Someone said on my facebook that I should enjoy and not feel bad about this since I have my priorities straight.

RT @SoaringFalcon1 Great photos of fledglings and juveniles, but no baby Quail. https://bit.ly/2Dr2W
RT @DawnFine I am not a bird! https://bit.ly/M4C0K
RT @journowl Uncommon foe keeps albatross from skies https://bit.ly/9ryLS (had122 clikcs prior to tweetclub launch)
RT @birdfreak – Bird Cliches – What the Heck is the Catbird Seat – https://bit.ly/FGKrE (had 85 hits prior to tweetclub launch)
RT @gwendolen Write a vulture blog NOW. https://bit.ly/34XjO (had195 clicks prior to tweetclub launch)
RT @kolibrix 10 best ways to avoid chiggers when birding in South America. https://bit.ly/25Qeo

That is it. Let’s tweet.

UPDATE:

Results of last tweetclub #003.

Here are the proofs that this really works to drive traffic to your blog. During a week the participants of the tweetclub retweets the articles posted here minimum 3 times. It is important to use the bit.ly link provided, so that I can measure the click success.

@birdingdude https://bit.ly/ZZBQk 110 clicks
@kolibrix https://bit.ly/YMCUY112 clicks
@soaringfalcon1 https://bit.ly/vbih7 118 clicks
@jeffgyr https://bit.ly/siD2 127 clicks
@journowl https://bit.ly/6Jni 152 clicks
@DawnFine https://bit.ly/I2owT173 clicks

The winner is Dawn Fine with her post on “How to make a digiscope adaptor”. Noticable that all participants got more than 100 clicks. What if we would have been 15 or 20 particpants?

Leave a link below to the next tweetclub. Hopefully presented by Thursday next week – if my priorities don’t get in the way :-).

Check these to understand what the birdblogger’s tweet club is all about and how it works.