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Brand Building on Twitter
How to build your brand on Twitter…. Try something new! Continue reading
Twitter Follower Schemes- Getting Them Quick
Twitter Follower Schemes are popping up all around us. But do you think it is really worth the hassle to use them when you know the people whom you may pick up, don’t really give a damn? Continue reading
Twitter Profit House – It's Real!
I see Twitter Profit House is creating a network of sites that lead you to their site. Is this the future of Twitter? I hope not. Continue reading
Twitter: Pop Culture's Introduction to RSS Feeds
A brief look at the similarities and differences between Twitter and RSS Feeds. Are people channel surfing through Twitter, or have they found their favorite show? Continue reading
Social Pyramid Schemes
Is Twitter the next big Pyramid Scheme? Continue reading
T3 to the GU – Twitter, Time To Grow Up
As Elliott has left, I find myself reinvigorated in using Twitter and Facebook now. Is this good? Maybe. Although I’m not quite sure if I want to be a Social Media Strategist. I think it something I need to bring … Continue reading
No Rule to Hash Tags (Sorta)
So I’ve recently been in conversation with Elliott regarding the use of hash tags (#) in Twitter posts. What are they for? What do they do? Is there a strict syntax or rule to using them? In short, and to … Continue reading
Influencing Myself: How Loud is Your Social Space?
What are the most noticeable tweets in your tweet flow? Out of everyone you follow, who makes the biggest noise? Do you even monitor your following, or just watch your TweetDeck custom searches pop up? In today’s social media universe, … Continue reading
In an Effort to be Social
To be honest, I haven’t really paid a lot of attention, time, or significance to Facebook since, oh I don’t know… when I was in college. It was a means of keeping up with friends, joining groups at your school … Continue reading