Since Twitter has been reaching the mainstream in a big way lately, there are more and more ways people are trying to “game” the system. The most popular method for this is the follower/following count scam.
There are a variety of ways to pull this off. There are several “programs” and “systems” that promise thousands of [...]
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Tags: Social Media Boot Camp, social media training, tip, tips, tweet, tweeting, twinfluence, Twitter, Twitter for Dummies
Written by Leslie, This entry was posted on
Tuesday, May 19th, 2009 at
1:25 am and is filed
under Bitchmeme, Opinion, Social Media Boot Camp, Twitter.
I’ve been thinking of this post for a while, each time I see someone using Twitter beg for followers, or obsess over making a “monumental” post for their random tweet milestone (500th tweet! 10,000th tweet! 1000th follower! and so on). Each time I see this, I want to point out that perhaps this is the [...]
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Tags: followers, following, friends, grader, metrics, number of tweets, statistics, tweet, twinfluence, Twitter, wasted time
Written by Leslie, This entry was posted on
Saturday, January 3rd, 2009 at
10:29 pm and is filed
under ROI, Twitter.
If you aren’t using a social media guide who recommends that you tap into your existing staff for social media impact, you may be with the wrong guide. One of the first things we do for a new client is evaluate their existing resources. Nine times out of ten, they are overlooking their greatest asset [...]
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Tags: employee, FaceBook, Marketing, MySpace, potential marketers, social network, tap your staff, tweet
Written by Leslie, This entry was posted on
Thursday, December 18th, 2008 at
5:34 pm and is filed
under Social Media Boot Camp.
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