Comments on: What Should You Tweet About?

By: payroll service

payroll service — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:35:33 +0000

Twitter is social networking pool, so we twitting about maximum about all events Wheater bing launched or Michle Jecksons Issue any major or small events like to share with friends on Twitter.

By: payroll service

payroll service — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 08:35:33 +0000

Twitter is social networking pool, so we twitting about maximum about all events Wheater bing launched or Michle Jecksons Issue any major or small events like to share with friends on Twitter.

By: Narzuty

Narzuty — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 11:33:35 +0000

Writing under 200 characters seems so easy at firs. But then you get hooked and start twitting every waking minute and suddenly you don't know what to talk about.. Sure there are always great links you can share but how many of those truly amazing ones do you find a day? 2, 3?

By: The Mad Macedonian

The Mad Macedonian — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 01:38:40 +0000

Great article!

Duly Tweeted, and Stumbled! ;-D

I tweet under this name, I tweet under my BikeBlog name, about cycling, and, um....my Cat, and Co-Blogger, Tweets as well, alongside thousands of fellow "Animals" Tweeters. ;-D

There are people who even Tweet in Haiku. ;-D

Yes, it CAN be done! ;-D

On my blog I have even written a song about Twitter. ;-D

It's a parody of the wonderful old song about a certain Nash Rambler. ;-D

Just follow the link in my name, and if you like the song, Tweet it, and Stumble it. ;-D

By: Su Prieta

Su Prieta — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 15:05:41 +0000

I am also new to Twitter. I usually post a link from my website with a question about the topic. But, my participation on Twitter always feels so one-sided. While I have gotten a direct message or two on Twitter, most of the time I feel lost in a surge of messages and retweets between others. Once I send a reply to another’s tweet, I feel like it gets swept up so fast in the massive wave of tweets thereafter. I don’t have Tweet Deck or anything like that that could allow me to get organized and not feel so overwhelmed. Maybe that outta be my next step. Thanks for your post… I don’t usually have a problem with what to say… I am struggling with interacting with others on Twitter.

By: Marble Host

Marble Host — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 06:13:16 +0000

I think it was interesting experiment and appreciate you took the time to write about it. I have a small blog by comparison but in a unique niche – most of my traffic comes from direct google searches, the rest from twitter. My best viewing day ever on was on Aug 1, when I actively promoted a blog post on Twitter.

I also agree with Lani Rosales, it goes back to simply closing at the end by asking not leaving it to chance

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By: Sheila-ArmyWife

Sheila-ArmyWife — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 15:47:53 +0000

Thanks for the twitter tutorials. I know that I need to figure this thing out. Right now it's just steeling my time that I could be applying on other things...lol Great Info Sheila-ArmyWife’s last blog post..The Great Unknown-Me, Chuck and an Imoo

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By: Pierro

Pierro — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 04:53:51 +0000

Some greets from germany – nice blogpost.
Who daily use Twitter, knows all these points, i guess. But one hardly believes it, Twitter is not really popular at this time in germany – many noses do not know it at all .