Comments on: What to Tweet http://www.startupblender.com/flotsam/what-to-tweet Startup Blender is a blog about starting and building new companies, plus random thoughts on entrepreneurs, tech, life, etc. Thu, 10 Nov 2011 15:54:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Sanislav Sabinhttp://www.startupblender.com/flotsam/what-to-tweet/comment-page-1#comment-830 Sanislav Sabin Thu, 14 Jul 2011 12:28:00 +0000 http://www.startupblender.com/posts/what-to-tweet#comment-830 You just did something that I've found of value on twitter, which is to ask a question. Well, you almost tweeted the question. It has the capacity to tap a wider audience than may at first be hip to your blog. Other automatic uses are as an RSS feed of your essay titles. And of course, a place point to interesting conversations and data you come across that tie back and refer to what you write on in each essay or points of interest. It is an oddly less-personal Facebook-like creature. No one's mastered it. You just did something that I’ve found of value on twitter,
which is to ask a question. Well, you almost tweeted the question. It
has the capacity to tap a wider audience than may at first be hip to
your blog. Other automatic uses are as an RSS feed of your essay titles.
And of course, a place point to interesting conversations and data you
come across that tie back and refer to what you write on in each essay
or points of interest. It is an oddly less-personal Facebook-like
creature. No one’s mastered it.

]]> By: Sanislav Sabinhttp://www.startupblender.com/flotsam/what-to-tweet/comment-page-1#comment-829 Sanislav Sabin Thu, 14 Jul 2011 12:23:00 +0000 http://www.startupblender.com/posts/what-to-tweet#comment-829 I have not yet had the opportunity to use Twitter strategically, so I am not an expert. I will say, however, that since you have created a measurable objective and a strategy, you are on the right track.Twitter, used strategically can be an extremely effective medium. I really appreciate when people write useful Tweets, i.e., I don't care to know about the bagel you had for breakfast!Use those 140 characters wisely, and make them memorable. I have not yet had the opportunity to use Twitter strategically, so I am
not an expert. I will say, however, that since you have created a
measurable objective and a strategy, you are on the right track.

Twitter,
used strategically can be an extremely effective medium. I really
appreciate when people write useful Tweets, i.e., I don’t care to know
about the bagel you had for breakfast!

Use those 140 characters wisely, and make them memorable.

]]> By: Sonciary Honnollhttp://www.startupblender.com/flotsam/what-to-tweet/comment-page-1#comment-671 Sonciary Honnoll Tue, 12 Apr 2011 19:47:00 +0000 http://www.startupblender.com/posts/what-to-tweet#comment-671 I like reading tweets on daily minutia (esp. when it's humorous) along with well-written, strategic tips. Of course, I get more value out of reading the latter, but there's something very human and connective about sharing both. I like reading tweets on daily minutia (esp. when it’s humorous) along with well-written, strategic tips. Of course, I get more value out of reading the latter, but there’s something very human and connective about sharing both.

]]> By: Kevin Berreyhttp://www.startupblender.com/flotsam/what-to-tweet/comment-page-1#comment-17 Kevin Berrey Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:02:22 +0000 http://www.startupblender.com/posts/what-to-tweet#comment-17 You just did something that I've found of value on twitter, which is to ask a question. Well, you almost tweeted the question. It has the capacity to tap a wider audience than may at first be hip to your blog. Other automatic uses are as an RSS feed of your essay titles. And of course, a place point to interesting conversations and data you come across that tie back and refer to what you write on in each essay or points of interest. It is an oddly less-personal Facebook-like creature. No one's mastered it. You just did something that I've found of value on twitter, which is to ask a question. Well, you almost tweeted the question. It has the capacity to tap a wider audience than may at first be hip to your blog. Other automatic uses are as an RSS feed of your essay titles. And of course, a place point to interesting conversations and data you come across that tie back and refer to what you write on in each essay or points of interest. It is an oddly less-personal Facebook-like creature. No one's mastered it.

]]> By: Whitney Sevenhttp://www.startupblender.com/flotsam/what-to-tweet/comment-page-1#comment-16 Whitney Seven Fri, 12 Feb 2010 13:29:34 +0000 http://www.startupblender.com/posts/what-to-tweet#comment-16 I have not yet had the opportunity to use Twitter strategically, so I am not an expert. I will say, however, that since you have created a measurable objective and a strategy, you are on the right track. <br><br>Twitter, used strategically can be an extremely effective medium. I really appreciate when people write useful Tweets, i.e., I don't care to know about the bagel you had for breakfast! <br><br>Use those 140 characters wisely, and make them memorable. I have not yet had the opportunity to use Twitter strategically, so I am not an expert. I will say, however, that since you have created a measurable objective and a strategy, you are on the right track.

Twitter, used strategically can be an extremely effective medium. I really appreciate when people write useful Tweets, i.e., I don't care to know about the bagel you had for breakfast!

Use those 140 characters wisely, and make them memorable.

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