I've tried to Twitter from the last two trade shows I attended. I've found it tough to be so brief and I don't think I have any readers following me yet. Is anyone else out there using it on a more regular basis? For what? And how are you letting readers know about your feed? Thanks.
I started using Twitter as a way of networking with other bloggers. I use it more for fun than business, tho I can see how, once you get a good group of followers, it could be a useful tool. So far my "Tweets" consist of such groundbreaking news as: "I'm getting a haircut. Wish me luck!"
I first started using Twitter at the AAAA Account Planning Conference. I found it easy and fun, and the enforced brevity made it somehow less intimidating. The sense of community formed around the event was also really cool.
I know people who use it to get the word out on events and also to schedule informal meetings- anything from drinks after work to a quickie brainstorming session. So far I love it.
I've used it to send links to current online campaigns, posted articles, blogs, etc., and have gotten quite a few followers - use the tinyurl.com app to shorten urls to fit in the character limit.
Permalink Reply by Kate on August 20, 2008 at 4:52pm
Like Julia, I use Twitter more for fun than business. I posted a Twitter badge on my personal blog so my friends can see my Twitter updates while they're reading my postings.
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