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Twitter Follow Friday (without duplication)

Posted by on Apr 17, 2009 in twitter | 11 comments

If you are new to Twitter, you may scratch your head with all of the #followfriday tweets. This is an organic tradition where you list the people that you enjoy following and want to share with others. You can track everyone’s suggestions, by using this Twitter search. In addition, you can make the search more sophisticated with advanced search. For...

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Are Twitter and Facebook Replacing Search?

Posted by on Apr 7, 2009 in social media, twitter | 3 comments

social media will rule supreme as the top referrer of the web.

Sorry. All of that emphasis on page one SERPs of Google may not be the funky cold medina after all. Search Engine Optimization, which is a profession that didn’t exist a few years ago may not exist in a few years. Thus, the modern era of the Internet: professions that don’t exist today may be the top job in 3 years. [check this video for an...

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Guy Kawasaki Twitter Keynote at Search Engine Strategies, New York 2009

Posted by on Mar 24, 2009 in twitter | 2 comments

He titled the keynote, “Twitter As A Tool For Social Media: Nobodies are the new Somebody.” While 80% of the audience at SES NY admitted to be “twittering” while Guy was talking, his keynote read like an intro to Twitter, but that is not to say that it was not without a few new nifty tools.

He titled the keynote, “Twitter As A Tool For Social Media: Nobodies are the new Somebody.” While 80% of the audience at SES NY admitted to be “twittering” while Guy was talking, his keynote read like an intro to Twitter, but that is not to say that it was not without a few new nifty tools. This is an interesting keynote topic of a...

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Rules of the Road-Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Twitterverse

Posted by on Dec 18, 2008 in twitter | 2 comments

140 characters. That’s all you get. Accept a few terms–no bells and whistles, no groups, no pokes, no pictures. In 140 characters you can talk about walking your dog, report live accounts of breaking news, or link to relevant information. Very basic, right? Not exactly. I have been on Twitter since April, and it is [...]

140 characters. That’s all you get. Accept a few terms–no bells and whistles, no groups, no pokes, no pictures. In 140 characters you can talk about walking your dog, report live accounts of breaking news, or link to relevant information. Very basic, right? Not exactly. I have been on Twitter since April, and it is interesting to follow the...

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Blog is Dead? Blog remains Dead?

Posted by on Nov 8, 2008 in social media, twitter | 4 comments

Paul Boutin’s recent Wired article, Twitter, Flickr, Facebook Make Blogs Look So 2004, suggests that the blogosphere is  too crowded for a lone blogger to make a difference, and it it time to fold up shop on blogging: Writing a weblog today isn’t the bright idea it was four years ago. The blogosphere, once a [...]

Paul Boutin’s recent Wired article, Twitter, Flickr, Facebook Make Blogs Look So 2004, suggests that the blogosphere is  too crowded for a lone blogger to make a difference, and it it time to fold up shop on blogging: Writing a weblog today isn’t the bright idea it was four years ago. The blogosphere, once a freshwater oasis of folksy...

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Twitter Most Popular Social Media Tool

Posted by on Oct 20, 2008 in social media, twitter | 0 comments

According to my recent poll, it looks like Twitter is the most popular social tool. Although the respondents were a fairly limited set (only 10 because I am lame and no one really wants to take my polls), here are the results: 50% Twitter 40% Facebook 10% LinkedIn

According to my recent poll, it looks like Twitter is the most popular social tool. Although the respondents were a fairly limited set (only 10 because I am lame and no one really wants to take my polls), here are the results: 50% Twitter 40% Facebook 10% LinkedIn Buffer share via...

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