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| Ten do’s and don’ts for better Twittering | Views: 202 |
| Jul 29, 2008 11:29 am | | Ten do’s and don’ts for better Twittering | # |
John Dilbeck | | Mark Tosczak blogged about his list of "Ten do’s and don’ts for better Twittering."
http://marktzk.com/dos-donts-better-twittering/
What do you think?
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| Jul 31, 2008 10:48 pm | | re: Ten do’s and don’ts for better Twittering | # |
Mitch Mitchell | | It was a pretty good article, but I don't see anything wrong with greeting people in the morning or saying goodnight in the evening. I don't do it often, but occasionally I like letting some of my friends and readers know I'm around,... or not.
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| Aug 01, 2008 4:52 am | | re: Ten do’s and don’ts for better Twittering | # |
John Dilbeck | | Hi Mitch,
I agree with you.
While I prefer more substantive tweets, it's nice to see a personal touch now and then, as long as it isn't overdone.
I just quit following someone who tweeted at least a dozen times a day and never really said anything.
On the other hand, Guy Kawasaki tweets a lot, but most of them have useful information.
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JD
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| Aug 02, 2008 12:08 pm | | re: re: Ten do’s and don’ts for better Twittering | # |
Mitch Mitchell | | Yeah, there's this woman called Coach Deb, I believe, who I was following for awhile, but she would post 10 to 20 posts in a row, and most of it was useless stuff. Way too much; had to drop her.
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| Aug 22, 2008 3:30 pm | | re: Ten do’s and don’ts for better Twittering | # |
Pat | | Thanks for pointing to this great article.
On the "good morning" point, I would really hate to login to Twitter and have to wade thru 100 good mornings and good nights. As it is I am spending way too much time reading Twitters. LOL!!
Guess it depends on how many people you are following and what your goal is.
Pat
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