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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | PHOENIX RISING FEBRUARY 7, 2010 Twisten Carefully ' I was yet again surprised by the premise of the article - that the power of social networking is being hijacked by frivolous, not-important-at-all information. That's one of the best things about social media - Twitter especially. But there is also great value found on Twitter. From people sharing ideas and information, to folks sharing themselves and their experiences. Any and all information and insights are available for whoever wants to listen to them. But just think what we can find in the Twitter stream! | PHOENIX RISING FEBRUARY 8, 2010 Life in the Stream My Twitter stream went from this powerful, positive information-filled environment to a running stream of sarcastic comments whose seeming purpose was to diss every advertising firm involved. Twitter is a real time audience feedback mechanism! also added a third column - for all the folks who were on Twitter but who hadn't said a single word about the game so far. Huge audiences are alive and speaking on Twitter. Every audience demographic we could imagine is active on Twitter! I watched the Super Bowl at home last night. Wow! | | | | | |
| PHOENIX RISING JULY 15, 2009 A Shiny Needle in the B2B Marketing Haystack There's so much information available across the web.It's a tough task to find the most relevant content for your own B2B efforts. Even aggregrators compile too much information - making the search for B2B Marketing content feel like that proverbial hunt for the needle in the haystack. We’ll also offer some focused RSS feeds that will save readers time, giving them great information in a convenient manner. Take a look at a recent post regarding Twitter and tell me if that isn't some pretty amazing content! Here's the scoop. | PHOENIX RISING NOVEMBER 30, 2009 Primal Thinking Another gal friend DM'd me on Twitter to tell me she loved irony in my post. After that initial little giggle among a few friends, I did a VERY informal survey. I wrote a post last week entitled Ready, Fire, Aim. closed with what I thought was a cute little double entendre' Something lifke "Who knows, maybe we'll hit the bullseye!" " followed, by a picture of a bull's eye.the Wall Street Bull's Eye to be precise. Get it? If we focus on our goal and hit the bullseye, we'll do well financially. They didn't. | PHOENIX RISING FEBRUARY 7, 2010 Twisten Carefully ' I was yet again surprised by the premise of the article - that the power of social networking is being hijacked by frivolous, not-important-at-all information. That's one of the best things about social media - Twitter especially. But there is also great value found on Twitter. From people sharing ideas and information, to folks sharing themselves and their experiences. Any and all information and insights are available for whoever wants to listen to them. But just think what we can find in the Twitter stream! | |
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