twtpoll :: How much time do you spend per day on Twitter? (via @NikkiPilkington)
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twtpoll :: How much time do you spend per day on Twitter? (via @NikkiPilkington)
April 30, 2009 By 2 Comments
How to avoid committing Twittercide in three easy steps
February 6, 2009 By 9 Comments
This is a guest blog from Wayne Smallman of Blah Blah tech
Just one update on Twitter can either make or break you, and do so very publicly, too. A word to the wise: be wise with your words on Twitter!
More and more people, personalities and business entities are seeing the potential of Twitter as a new communications medium.
Even politicians are getting in on the act now. Over in the US, Twitter is now entering the political vocabulary, along with “credit crunch”. While over here in Britain, Tweetminster is a website that lists the growing number of members of parliament using Twitter to communicate with their constituents.
Twitter isn’t for telling and selling
February 5, 2009 By 1 Comment
This is a guest blog by Nick Parkin of Pimlico Flats
I always like to try out new things and so a few months ago I opened a Twitter Account. Twitter is well known as the new phenomenon in the Social Networking world having grown 782% last year, however in spite of it’s remarkable growth and mainstream status (being mentioned in the broadsheets and tabloids, and earning celebrity endorsement such as Stephen Fry & Jonathan Ross), it hasn’t yet been adopted in general business.
Phillip Schofield talks about his love of Twitter on This Morning
January 22, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Want to make sure you don’t lose your followers? Tweetake!
January 22, 2009 By Leave a Comment
As one of the partners in Tweetake, we love to see people promoting our service – but I have to say that the cartoon accompanying a post I found today really made me smile:
If you use Twitter for business, then it could be important to you to be able to backup your followers if, for whatever reason, they were lost.
I know I wouldn’t like to fall off the edge of the Twitterverse and have the people following me wondering where I had got to.
Play it safe – back up at Tweetake 
Google Reader and Twitter – Live market research applied
January 22, 2009 By 3 Comments
By Ian McAllister of CV4.biz
My friend Nikki Pilkington, the UK’s leading SEO expert, created her 299 Steps to Website Heaven for those of us who would like to learn and do more about SEOing, but don’t want to become full time SEO experts. I find the guide an excellent piece of work, and she asked me for a copy of a piece on how I use Google Reader and Twitter as a supplement to 299 Steps. Happy to do so, I thought I would take this back a bit further as to why I think Google Reader and Twitter are so effective for the business person….
Tweet Replies
January 16, 2009 By 2 Comments
Although Twitter sends your DMs to you via email, : messages can sometimes get missed as they’re not sent to you. Tweet Replies allows you to have your @ messages sent to your email, RSS feed or browser.
It says it doesn’t need your password to work, which is more than a little worrying – does this mean that ANYONE can get your @ replies via this site? We’d welcome some comment from Tweet Replies themselves
Twitter Ribbon
January 16, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Get a personalised Twitter ribbon here & let people know about your Twitter page in a different way.
Twitter My Site
January 16, 2009 By Leave a Comment
With “Twitter my site” You can get customized ‘follow me’ buttons & personalise them with your name!
Check it out here!
Twilert
December 9, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Twilert is a Twitter application that lets you receive regular email updates of tweets containing your brand, product, service, well any keyword you like really.
Why not give it a try here
