Putting Twitter Where My Mouth Is

By on March 16, 2007 in Cool Tools with 3 Comments

Time for me to put Twitter where my mouth is…right here on my blog.

During last night’s BlogTalkRadio show with Wayne Hurlbert, I was asked to "briefly explain Twitter" – and based on my usage thus far…all I could be was brief. This after 40 minutes talking about how smart businesses will find business ways to use social media tools to connect with their customers.

As an independent business person, my use of Twitter will be an extension of my Calendar, which is available for public viewing. We’ll see how it goes. As always, we’re looking for more signal than noise.

My thanks to Connie, Chris and Drew for seeking me out at mikesansone. I should probably read this Newbie Guide to Twitter first (nod to Jeremiah for the link)

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  • http://managetochange.typepad.com ann michael

    Well – I’m right there with you, dude! Time to figure this out and see if there’s a practical application. So many tools, so little time!

  • http://www.drewsmarketingminute.com Drew McLellan

    Mike,
    It’s a friend thing. Where you go…we’ll follow and join in the fun!
    Or in this case…lull you into the Twitter Zone!
    Drew

  • http://www.converstations.com Mike Sansone

    >Ann – it looks like we both made some giant steps on our first Twitter day. Whether it was forward or backward remain to be seen, hmm?:-) :::Change is good, change is good::: We’ll have a ball!
    >Drew – The Twitter Zone! I love that show:-) Thanks for leading me on this journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That’s a blogpost up ahead: your next stop: the Twitter Zone!

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