People who just use Twitter to link to articles written by others can be a bit annoying after a while. However, there's no harm in linking to such content as long as you don't overdo it and continue to interact with your followers by way of retweets, mentions and replies. You should also make sure that you are only sharing what your followers are likely to find interesting and useful.
Apart from the fact that you yourself will learn a whole lot of new stuff hunting for and reading such articles, you'll start to get known as someone who shares high quality information and more people will follow you to get hold of it.
There's another benefit. If you share the blog post of a well known blogger, then your tweet will often automatically include his Twitter handle. He'll see that as a mention when he next logs into the site. And will probably look at your Twitter profile. He might follow you, and retweet some of your tweets. Better still, he might even link to your blog from his.
Apart from the fact that you yourself will learn a whole lot of new stuff hunting for and reading such articles, you'll start to get known as someone who shares high quality information and more people will follow you to get hold of it.
There's another benefit. If you share the blog post of a well known blogger, then your tweet will often automatically include his Twitter handle. He'll see that as a mention when he next logs into the site. And will probably look at your Twitter profile. He might follow you, and retweet some of your tweets. Better still, he might even link to your blog from his.
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