Posted on Sunday, 14th December 2008 by Bill Bean
How To Build Your Twitter Community and How NOT To Build Your Twitter Community from Masheable. Very helpful. I shall dutifully comply.
Tags: community, masheable, Twitter
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Posted on Sunday, 7th December 2008 by Bill Bean
Update on my use of Tweetdeck. I like some of its features but apparently do not have the aptitude to get all the settings right. After clearing all read tweets, REPLIES for instance, they return whenever I close and reopen Tweetdeck. Why do they not stay cleared? I do like being able to create groups [...]
Tags: TweetDeck, Twitter
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Posted on Wednesday, 3rd December 2008 by Bill Bean
The Wall Street Journal has published a great overview of Twitter. I’ve included the whole article without images. Birds of a Feather Twitter Together Social-Networking Service Connects Followers, Not Friends, on PCs and Mobile Phones By KATHERINE BOEHRET If you’ve heard of Twitter but don’t exactly know what it is or how it works, you’re [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 30th November 2008 by Bill Bean
I found this fascinating quote today: Twitter should be about crafting your own experience. Not unlike a real, live social situation, conversations ebb and flow on Twitter. Sometimes you’ll find yourself at the party, drifting in and out of smaller groups. Some you go back to with frequency, others you don’t. It’s purely a matter [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 30th November 2008 by Bill Bean
Context management is one thing Twitter is missing. By that I mean, I should be allowed to group people I’m following by category. There are some I want to follow throughout the day, others only occasionally or as needed. For instance, it would be fun to follow someone who was offering commentary on the Colts [...]
Tags: NFL, Twitter
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