14 days ago by Shea Bennett

Twitter has rapidly become the ultimate platform for sharing and exchanging link content. For bloggers and brands, Twitter has surpassed Digg, Stumbleupon, Delicious and Reddit, and is only rivaled by Facebook as the most effective and consistent way to build website traffic. Better still, by buildi ...

AllTwitter - mediabistro.com/alltwitter · Rank: 978 · 860 references

25 days ago by Maribel Guiste

Mind your manners – proper “twitterquette” is as valuable in the Twitterverse as in the real world. Just because you’re not talking face-face with your customers when using social media tools like Twitter, doesn’t mean you can be less professional. And since it’s the New Year, let’s do a quick refre ...

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31 days ago by Anjli - University of Texas at Austin

The Twittersphere is a strange, strange place filled with preteens obsessed with Justin Bieber and other teen celebrities I never knew existed, viral kitten videos and enough Kardashian drama to make you wonder if all these things are planning to take over the world. If you find yourself with a less ...

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37 days ago by Shea Bennett

One of the ironies of Twitter is that when you start out you have more time to give to the people in your network. Why? Because it’s smaller. But because it’s small, you get less engagement. Less questions. Less demands on your time. As your following grows, and especially when you breach your tippi ...

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52 days ago by Shea Bennett

We know, we know… you’re busy. You certainly don’t have time to waste updating all those different social networks. So why not link up your Twitter and Facebook feeds so you can update both with the single click of a button? That’s just good, common sense. Right? continued… New Career Opportunities ...

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74 days ago by BlogPaws Team

by Yvonne DiVita Micro-blogging, as explained in Wikipedia: " Microblogging is a broadcast medium in the form of blogging. A microblog differs from a traditional blog in that its content is typically smaller in both actual and aggregate file size. Microblogs "allow users to exchange small elements o ...

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75 days ago by Chris_Onderstall

I recently hosted an internal workshop on appropriate Twitter etiquette and responsible consumer behaviour (with thoughts on consumer behaviour largely adapted from Mike Stopforth’s Connected Consumer Code of Ethics), while there doesn’t appear to be an obvious right or wrong in social media, there ...

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77 days ago by admin

Image courtesy of Wendi Gratz, Flickr Creative Commons Note from Debra: Susan Perri ( @wingrants) tweeted to me a few weeks ago that she was seeing a rise in self-promotional tweets on Twitter, and a lack of courtesy. I asked her to expand on what she was seeing, and what advice she might offer to t ...

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82 days ago by Shea Bennett

In July 2006, when Twitter first opened its doors to an unsuspecting public, two metrics have been permanently on the top of everyone’s ‘must do better’ list – your followers total, and the number of click-throughs you get from the links you share in your tweets. Like most communities, Twitter comes ...

AllTwitter - mediabistro.com/alltwitter · Rank: 978 · 860 references

88 days ago by Diane

Are you minding your Twitter and Facebook etiquette? I’ve recently blogged about “You Are Who You Tweet” and “You Are What You Tweet”. Today is the last of of the three part series and I’ll be sharing some handy Twitter and Facebook etiquette tips. Most of us have to come to not only use and enjoy s ...

Etiquette Expert Diane ... - dianegottsman.com · 12 references