Comments on: Yes I Am On Twitter

By: Angie Dixon

Angie Dixon — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:27:53 +0000

I’ve been a holdout on all the social networking sites, but I love Twitter because:

1. It doesn’t take much time. I can skim through updates while I’m taking a break from real work.

2. It connects me with people I otherwise wouldn’t have an opportunity to know and like–and whom I certainly wouldn’t take the time to call

3. It allows me to build my personal brand by being who I am, in front of more people

4. I’m using it now, in conjunction with other techniques, to “market” my weight loss campaign–to myself. The more public it is, the more likely I am to follow through.

By: Funny

Funny — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:02:25 +0000

Ya buddy i am your great follower i follow you every where i followed you on twitter and on mybloglog also. I love you updates.

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By: Tony Kummer

Tony Kummer — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 03:08:46 +0000

Thanks for the very helpful resource. I think I’ll link to it for all my friends who still don’t really get “Twitter.” I have it integrated into Facebook and have found followers through that connection already.

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By: NextInstinct

NextInstinct — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 22:26:59 +0000

Yaro! I tested Twitter 18 months ago (it was spelled twittr, twitr), and
called it that it was here to stay.

A brillaint blogger like you is the perfect user.
Actually, we all are, (minus the spammers).

In one sentence, we really can convey relevant notes ♪
that are worthwhile!

I will stop by with tips.
Enjoy.

Tip#1 If you’re well known, and have security concerns,
don’t Tweet:
“Daughter Michelle is babysitting for me while I run to the Mall…her first time” <- From a public figure!!
Here’s another:
“Damn! I forgot my Rolex at thome and we’re already here, oh well” <-from a traceable figure!

You get the point.

Twitter is excellent. Is your use of it?

By: LindaBusiness

LindaBusiness — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 01:07:14 +0000

Hi – I saw your blog on Technorati and noticed the post about Twitter – I’d like to know why you decided to go ahead and get a Twitter account? What was it that changed your mind? I’m just a starter with blogs and online commerce, but it’s through reading about people like you and the advice you share that helps. If you ever get a free moment, and it sure sounds like you are one busy person, I’d sure like to know what you think of my blog.

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By: Arham | blogpreneur

Arham | blogpreneur — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:47:33 +0000

yep.. I miss out the opportunity for Social media, Now I’m really excited on twitter it’s already growing up at my Country. beside of that the lack of Friendster is still the number one.

I taught If we want to drive traffic from Social Media ike Myspace,Friendster, or any kind of, we need to behave a really unique design to attract the attentions..