Posted on Thursday, 8th July 2010 by Frank
This is an email conversation between Jay Viglione and myself around the continuing issues surrounding Twitter applications and our aggravation with current CEO’s in power not doing anything to satisfy the user. Jay has guest posted before and this post is extremely powerful and direct.
Tags: applications, loic lemeur, seesmic, tweetdeck, Twitter
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Posted on Tuesday, 20th April 2010 by Frank
This is an interview I did with T.S. Elliott who is the Founder of Net Gen PR. It’s a Social Media agency where she helps her clients learn different social media techniques to help build their brand. In this interview we discuss Twitter and the different trends and capabilities associated with it.
Tags: interview, netgenpr, opinions, t.s. eliott, Twitter
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Posted on Friday, 5th March 2010 by Frank
TweetDeck vs. Seesmic. What’s your choice of Twitter app? Do you even use these two or do you use something different? Since they are the two most popular Twitter apps out there, I wanted to provide my review on both of them and help you make a decision if you were undecided.
Tags: iain dodsworth, loic le meur, seesmic, tweet deck, Twitter
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Posted on Tuesday, 19th January 2010 by Frank
Have you been on Twitter for a long time? If so, you may take an interest to sponsored tweeting. However, I know this isn’t something for everyone because some people feel it’s wrong to do. Although, this is one of the ways entrepreneurs make money. If you have a solid following on Twitter and it’s something you enjoy then these three major platforms you may want to check out.
Tags: ad.ly, advertisers, magpie, money, social media, Social Networks, sponsored tweets, Twitter
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Posted on Saturday, 16th January 2010 by Frank
Follow Friday has probably been the most recognized and popular trending topic on Twitter for a long time. However, I believe its time has run out. It’s no longer the number one topic on Twitter and I’m noticing people usually recommend one person when they do participate. Do you believe it’s seen it’s end?
Tags: follow friday, Social Networks, spam, trending topic, Twitter, value
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