Carpe Diem Review uses Twitter to communicate with readers and expand its web circulation

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct 06, 2009 -
Seattle (FEATUREDPR)  -- Twitter has become a popular affair in the every day lives of many online users. Micro-blogging has become such a popular item that millions of people use it daily to brief their friends and family about their daily actions. It has also been a great way to promote products or services - in this case a blog-esque publication with periodical updates.

By using micro-blogging to update readers of new content and to draw attention of the followers when they check up on their Twitter, Carpe Diem Review has already seen an increase in readers and user input.

In an effort to increase user interaction with the site, Carpe Diem Review has also leveraged the use of Facebook in its everyday marketing efforts. Its Facebook page is tied to the RSS feed of the site such that Facebook fans immediately see new updates to the site - which is another channel for drawing viewers to the site. Next plan - discussion forums about the creative arts.

"There are many artists out there who want a place to share and discuss their needs and get questions answered," Jack Smith points out. Jack is a frequent visitor of CarpeDiemReview.com and he is a barista by day while a member of two rock bands by night. "Twitter has provided me with a way to folllow Carpe Diem Review's new art work. They have done a great job. I wish them the best of luck!"

Carpe Diem Review retained featuredPR.com for its Social Network Integration efforts.