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Twitter has apparently been down since about 04:53:18 US Eastern Time, and it's amazing how riled people can get about a FREE service being down. Some people are calling their service providers to make sure that Twitter hasn't been inadvertently blocked! Hey, I love Twitter, but I'm not ready to deal with an hour on tech support with my Internet provider, until I'm sure i...
October 18, 2009 READ MORE
Twitter: To Follow, or Not to Follow?
As I was writing my last blog about Twitter etiquette, a question came up: What is the etiquette on following people? Should you follow everyone who follows you, or not? I went on a quest to find out what the best practice regarding Followers vs. Following on Twitter. The answers, it seems, are largely unclear, but there are a lot of theories out there. The Naysayers �...
September 18, 2009 READ MORE
Twitter Etiquette: The Dos and Don’ts
If you read my previous post, you know what’s in store for you now. As promised, I’ve put together a general list of guidelines for Twittering. These dos and don’ts are by no means comprehensive and, depending on who you talk to, all of these rules were made to be broken by braver Twitterers. For a fun read about rogue Twittering, read Scobleizer.com’s post, The 10...
September 4, 2009 READ MORE
So, we all know that social media is here to stay. Chances are, your company has a blog, a LinkedIn profile, and at least one employee whose day-to-day responsibilities include tweeting. It wasn’t long ago that companies that leveraged Twitter and the like were viewed as cutting-edge. But today, social media marketing is a given. Now, it’s all about how you use social...
August 24, 2009 READ MORE
Twitter for Small Businesses: Is it Worth it?
Have you heard yourself saying something similar to this: Social media isn’t for me or my business. Twitter is just for kids. My clients don’t care about that kind of stuff. Well, think again. Nielsen NetRatings just published a surprising research study: Teen’s don’t Tweet. That’s right, 84% of Twitter’s recent growth is due to users aged 24 and up. Chances ...
August 20, 2009 READ MORE