twitter tip #3
By Matt Adams on May 22, 2009
In Continuing our series on twitter tips, I present tip #3 Avoid twittering just for the sake of twittering. Nothing to say today? this week? Thats okay.
Read moreOkay, real talk, blogging often is hard shit. We care so much about you and your time. We don’t write posts for the sake of writing posts. If we have a passionate topic, you’ll see it here. Otherwise trust we are probably just busy making something great for the citizens of the interwebs.
In Continuing our series on twitter tips, I present tip #3 Avoid twittering just for the sake of twittering. Nothing to say today? this week? Thats okay.
Read moreIn Continuing our series on twitter tips, I present tip #2 Would you call a customer to tell them this tweet? even email it to them? If not, dont tweet it. Posting relevant, important, news is good. Silly is okay some times if it fits your company culture. Just dont tweet when you used the…
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