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For my marketing idea, I created something called the “Hashtag Game.”
Like Naomi Dunford said: “It’s the shit that we do to get people to buy our shit.” There are many things we can do to attract potential readers and customers such as: producing powerful content; word of mouth; Facebook marketing; free eBooks to lure people in; and guest posting.
There are also the little, effortless things that we forget to do that can add up overtime: adding hashtags at the end of our tweets.
For example: If I were tweeting “Engagement From Scratch” . . . and let’s just say I don’t have 50,000 followers but I want to spread the word about it.
Read more: http://www.firepolemarketing.com/blog/2012/01/27/twitter-hashtag-game/
Via Martin Gysler
But I do like the reference to "relevance" and overuse