Twitter Tips

Twipocalypse Now: Warnings of a Twitter Bubble

by Neal Wiser (@nealwiser) What does it mean when hundreds of third party services (with questionable, if any, business models) are dependent upon a single service which itself has no business model? This guest post by Neal Wiser suggests that Twitter’s amazing growth and popularity are indicators that the company is at the center of an [...]

Twipocalypse Now: Warnings of a Twitter Bubble

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Do You Use Twitter for Business or Pleasure? (or Both)

It always amazes me how many people critique Twitter for being trivial due to everyone tweeting about the minute and mundane personal aspects of their day to day life - however the more I’ve interacted on Twitter the more I see people are using it for so many other purposes, quite often as part of [...]

Do You Use Twitter for Business or Pleasure? (or Both)

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Ten Top Twitter Tips from February

It has been another fun month during February here on Twitip with some great contributions from some fantastic contributors. Here’s a quick wrap up of the top 10 posts of the month as ranked by the amount of times that they were viewed: To Follow or Not to Follow; that is the Question How to Get More Followers [...]

Ten Top Twitter Tips from February

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Twitter Trumps Online Conference - Six Steps For Using Twitter For Your Conference Or Event

In this post Jeff Hurt (@JeffHurt) tells the story of using Twitter at a conference and then proposes some tips for Conference and Event planners wanting to use Twitter to enhance their events. I recently attended the American Society of Association Professionals (ASAE) three-day online conference for small staff associations. With 22,000 members, nearly 50% of [...]

Twitter Trumps Online Conference - Six Steps For Using Twitter For Your Conference Or Event

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Using Twitter to Get Travel Assistance in an Emergency

by Graham from Graham’s Travel Blog (follow him at @ghtravelblog). After four JetBlue planes were stuck on the JFK tarmac for 9 hours on February 14, 2004 there was a lot of discussion about a passenger’s bill of rights. On January 22nd 2009, nearly four years later, an AeroMexico flight was stuck on the PDX tarmac [...]

Using Twitter to Get Travel Assistance in an Emergency

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TwitterHawk - Targeted Marketing on Twitter

by LiveCrunch (@livecrunch) TwitHawk launched not to long ago and first thing that came to my mind is OH another great tool to spam people! But just few hours later I convinced my self as well as @Twithawk that spamers have no place there. With TwitHawk you can promote your profile, your product or for branding. TwitHawk lets [...]

TwitterHawk - Targeted Marketing on Twitter

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Twitter is as Bad (Or as Good) as YOU Make It

by Jamie Harrop (follow him at @jamieharrop and learn more about him at the bottom of this post). Having reached 750 followers earlier today and wrote over 6,000 updates, I’m a big fan of Twitter. But over the last week I’ve found myself becoming too much of a fan. Defending Twitter to the death has become [...]

Twitter is as Bad (Or as Good) as YOU Make It

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The 90-10 Rule for Successful Twitter Networking

by Jack Humphrey blogs from The Friday Traffic Report (follow him at @bendtheweb Have you noticed all the electronic and tree-based books that have come out on Twitter? There’s an amazing amount of verbiage being thrown at us for such a simple service. The sheer volume of training guides, paper books, and in-depth courses on using [...]

The 90-10 Rule for Successful Twitter Networking

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6 People that Should be on Twitter

Sara Rosso, digital strategist (@rosso) and When I Have Time fantasizes on who she’d like to see on Twitter in this guest post. On Twitter, we have the real Shaq (@THE_REAL_SHAQ), the fake Shaq (@NotShaqONeal), and we’re inundated by Tweets from Mr. (@aplusk) & Mrs. (@mrskutcher) Kutcher, but who would we really like to see using [...]

6 People that Should be on Twitter

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Being a Useful Twitter User [and receiving followers in the process]

by Ryan Barr (@ryanbarr) from SpookyIsMyName Twitter is considered a micro-blogging service and though its original intention was to allow users to keep friends and co-workers in the loop, it has transformed to a vast social network of its own. For those that aren’t aware, a social network is defined as a group of people or [...]

Being a Useful Twitter User [and receiving followers in the process]