Every company has its own experience on Twitter. But whether a business has been here for a couple of years or just a few months, its twitterers tend to find that certain approaches lead to success. In this section, we share that wisdom, which falls into a couple of big categories.

via Twitter 101 — Best Practices.

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Google shared best practices for websites that allow users to create their own websites or host users’ data, like Blogger or Google Sites. This class of websites is often referred to as freehosts, although these recommendations apply to certain “non-free” providers as well.

1. Make sure your users can verify their website in website management suites such as Google’s Webmaster Tools.
2. Choose a unique directory or hostname for each user.
3. Set useful and descriptive page titles.
4. Allow the addition of tags to a page.
5. Allow your users to use third-party analytics packages such as Google Analytics.
6. Help your users move around.
7. Help search engines find the good content from your users.

Read the entire post on Official Google Webmaster Central Blog.

Andrew Ballenthin is writing a book on best practices for monetizing social media as part of a company’s holistic growth strategy. His request for “What Social Media/Networks Work Best For You?” has elicited over 120 comments to date!