A guest post by @saraharrow:
Recently there have been some changes to search engines that mean I am falling out of love with Twitter.
When I signed up to Twitter in 2008, it was just about to go mainstream. It was smaller, less busy and more focused on relationship building and getting to know the person.
Slowly but surely the 'rules' have started to appear, tweet what you eat, don't tweet what you eat, do this, do that, automate this, don't automate that…
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This was going to be the first real internet election and but for the phenomenal impact of the televised leadership debates it would certainly had an vital PR role for the parties and their candidates.
Had the agenda not been set by the televised debates and subsequent eruption of online and offline coverage and speculation focused on that, what would have happened? In some ways the focus has actually stifled and smothered some of the social media commentary that was eagerly anticipated, which may actually have saved a few red faces.
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Coming late to the iPhone I am just starting to explore what Twitter Apps work best for it.
I started out by downloading my beloved Tweedeck for the iPhone. We did not get on. It's not intuitive to use, in fact I am not sure if I did use it at all for three weeks although I tried too.
Columns wouldn't update and generally a clunky feel that I didnt feel comfortable with.
This saddened me as I love Tweetdeck and it's my app of choice for my PC.
Being as a friend calls me, a pioneer, I love finding things and trying them (trying in every sense of the word!).
One of my latest finds has thrilled me no end It's here, http://www.freetwitterdesigner.com/
This nifty little gadget enables you to experiment with having a 'branded' twitter background. Yup a background that matches all your over stuff
Research has shown having consistent branding across various social media platforms and apps increases recognition of the brand. Even if the brand is just you.
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