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I am finding twitter, is helping me generate more viwes to my site I started two weeks ago and I have 27 followers. I found very confusing at first and I am still learning. I think it will be an asset to my Organizing buisness. Thanks Janet for all the great information you put on there
Michelle
Congratulations, Michelle! I’m glad you’re able to use the tips on my blog. I suggest that you put a link to your social media profiles on your website to encourage visitors to follow you there.
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Janet,
As you know, I’m a Twitter nerd … I spend a lot of my day on Twitter. But I guess I’m just too old to multitask because I just can’t easily listen to a speech and Tweet at the same time. I think it’s because my phone keyboard isn’t the same as my computer keyboard. I have to think too much about what I’m doing to be able to pay attention to both.
That said, when I miss an event, I love to be able to see the Tweet chat going on. I’m glad some people can multitask because I benefit.
Andrea
Read Andrea Stenberg’s post: Don’t Assume People Know What You Do
I tweeted during the Social Media Success Summit last year, which was an online event, and found it a fun way to share some of what I was learning with my followers who weren’t able to attend. I’ve never tweeted during a live conference, because my laptop is too big to actually use in my lap, and I’ve only recently acquired a smart phone. I’m hoping to attend WordCamp Toronto next month, but I’m not sure whether I can master taking notes on paper and tweeting on my phone at the same time. I envy people with nice compact laptops!
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