My upcoming article Twitter is Great, But You Need Passion to Make it Work For You (Wednesday, July 1), will include information gleaned from an interview with Chappaqua social media expert Chris Dessi. The term “expert” is one Chris distances himself from, but a 90-minute interview left no doubt that it is well-deserved. Our interview touched [...]
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Building a Local Community Around Twitter: 5 Important Steps that will Help You Succeed
A week after signing up for a Twitter account for my business, it occurred to me that there would be tremendous value in a local Twitter community. A few minutes after that revelation, I found myself hopefully typing the word “Pleasantville” into the Twitter sign-up screen. Surprised to see it was still available, I quickly filled [...]
Who Should You Follow on Twitter?
While no one else should be telling you who you should or shouldn’t follow on Twitter, there are some things you might want to consider as you make your follow decisions. First, you don’t have to follow anyone at all. There are legitimate reasons why certain people or organizations choose to severely limit the number [...]
How Twitter Works, and 4 Reasons Why You Might Want to Give it a Try
I want to start things off by letting you know that I am not a tech-guy or anything close to it. I own and operate Cornell Gallery, a custom framing gallery in Pleasantville, NY, and my areas of interest include photography, skiing, sailing, family and friends. Recently, I was introduced to Twitter, and it soon became evident [...]
4 Tools That Will Help You On Your Twitter Journey
The following is a short list Twitter tools that may be useful to you as you try to get the most from your Twitter account(s). 1) One tool that can be useful as you try to build your Twitter following is FriendorFollow.com. This site quickly lets you know who you’re following that is not following you [...]
