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- I would also like see what my entire tag cloud look like. Would be fun to see what I talk about the most. I agree that there would be some resistance to ads on Twitter. I think one option may be to...
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- HI Matt, Some good food for thought here. I really like the idea of creating tweet clouds. I may have to pull some of my tweets into Wordle and see what pops up. The bigger question, of course, is...
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If you’re brand isn’t on Twitter, then check out these posts to get you up to speed. If you’re already on Twitter, then congratulations. You’re already well on your way to developing a solid new media presence and most importantly, connecting wit
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I still don't get twitter. All it seems to be is inane chatter. Why should any one want to listen to my inane chatter?
Cheers Matt
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Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for reading!
@Spinners
Just like Clog Money says, Twitter is a hard thing to understand until you're "in it". Yes there are lot of people tweeting what they ate for lunch, but it's really much more than that. Brands like JetBlue, Comcast, and Flying Dog Brewery are using Twitter to connect with their audiences in ways that would have never been possible before. Give Twitter a shot and you'll see. Thanks!
@Warren
Thanks for highlighting your list Warren. It's all really good stuff. I've added your like to the bottom of the post because I think everyone should check out all the solid content you've put together on the topic.
@Valeria
Tony's post was great and a lot of fun to read. He makes a lot of great points that I think many of us would agree with. I agree with you that at the minimum, it's a great listening tool, but as Neil Stewart from Flying Dog once said "I use Twitter because I believe that we should have at least one thing to say to our customers each day".
@Shannon
Thanks. I feel the same way about the picture. If you're still using the default pic, it tells me that either you don't get it or you don't care.
@Clog Money
I was exactly the same way in the beginning. Thought it was goofy/pointless (this was pretty early on) until I really spend some time with it. Now I have a hard time imaging my work day without it. Thanks for reading!
2 months ago
This is just perfect! So many people need this checklist. I just wrote about having a good Twitter identity or people won't follow you, but your list is key to doing that. I added your link to my post so that folks can drop by to see how to beef up their Twitter brand.
Thanks for the link, I appreciate it! :)
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