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Thinking a lot about forgiveness today-thanks Dave. Not sure this fits:"Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names."-John F. Kennedy |
My new Twitter background was produced for free by http://www.twitbacks.com/ Any thoughts? |
Great piece on doing Twitter right http://tinyurl.com/3kly6c |
@kirstenwright For up-to-date tweets I'd use http://search.twitter.com or TweetDeck Twellow's unique advantage is searching bios, not tweets |
Twitter tip-looking for specific types of individuals to follow? Search bios at http://www.twellow.com/sear... Pls RT |
@JohnKasich Congratulations! I hope things go well. I'm sure you'll do a fine job. Who is/are the guest/s? |
@GuyHagen Obviously aggregating Twinfluence scores quickly runs into gross over-estimation, but having difficulty determining approp. factor |
@GuyHagen I'm trying to come up with a reasonable process for estimating a group's 2nd order influence on Twitter. Any thoughts? |
@parislemon Did you see today's story on how hard it was to get Benjamin Button made? http://tinyurl.com/4cyof7 |
@parislemon I'm aggressive about blocking spammers so no one sees them on my follow list and assumes they're ok-so I didn't see any big drop |
@Scobleizer Peak value more likely from targeted advertising (increases base and value per image). Analytics another key monetization poss. |
@tdavidson Be intentional about exposing yourself to opposites-following people interested in things you're not on Twitter is a good start:) |
@Seorse Yes, though now he's "Outliers" Gladwell. |
"Non-symmetrical comparisons are far more interesting and thought-provoking than symmetrical" ones-M. Gladwell- Find new idea sources. |
@sherikayehoff I had a boss once who told me I only had to work half days and I could choose which 12 hours I wanted that to be. :) |
@digitalvision But are they increasing preference for their brand? Building loyalty? Increasing sales? Or being counterproductive? |
@mattbramanti You're most likely right. So, then, in the long run, what has it done for their sales? i.e. Is it working? |
@lavellecollins I addressed that on my blog-that's the one smart possibility, but I think ultimately counterproductive. http://is.gd/crSW |
"Burger King Goes Insane" - my latest blog post at http://jamesrdickey.com What do you think? |
Burger King has a new brand of perfume. Not a joke-and if it were it wouldn't be a good one. "Flame by BK" http://www.firemeetsdesire.com |
