7 Reasons Why Twitter is Relevant to You And Your Business
I hear so many people, so often, talking about how much they hate Twitter when I first ask them if they’re using it. Then I introduce them to a couple of neat people or ideas, and when I hear from them a few months later, all of them rave about it, and laugh at how [...]
Why Didn’t They Retweet You? 7 Steps to Guaranteed Retweets #blogdaily
One of the reasons I didn’t keep going to 100,000 followers once I hit 10,000 is because of the increase in anonymous requests from strangers for retweets, reviews and such. And I’m not one of these folks who doesn’t like to help people or wants to charge $200 for a retweet to 12,000 plus people. [...]
I am Hy.Ly Motivated to Share This Twitter Tool [Video]
It is with my most why-isn’t-this-on-TechCrunch-already enthusiasm that I present a behind the scenes look at the Customer Service via Twitter Toolkit that I’ve been raving about, most commonly known as Hy.Ly. (That’s pronouced Highly, I was corrected, by none other than the CEO. Not HEE-lee, which is what I called it about half the [...]
Oh Look – It’s About Guy, Twitter and Quality vs Quantity. Again. Yay.
This morning I decided to scan some headlines in my RSS Reader, because that thing is Sorely Neglected since I’ve started using Twitter. And I came across an article contributed by Rich Brooks, who you can find on Twitter. He wrote an article called Why Guy Kawasaki Is Wrong About Twitter | Social Media Strategies [...]
![[Updated] Twitter’s Business Model Can Be Dead Simple. And It Doesn’t Have to Piss Tweeps Off.](http://www.freetraffictip.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/twiterbird_cash_standing-100x100.jpg)
[Updated] Twitter’s Business Model Can Be Dead Simple. And It Doesn’t Have to Piss Tweeps Off.
Yay business accounts and all that, this article isn’t a dig at them. Heck, I’ll probably get one if Twitter will let me pay for real estate on prominent parts of the site in order to increase my visibility. PDF
Twitter, Social Medias, and Haters
About six weeks ago ago, I was over at Scoble’s blog, reading some of the things Guy said about Twitter in s recent interview. As usual, I was struck by some of the comments made. A few of the commenters in that and a related post seemed fixated on two areas. PDF
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