Comments on: Twitter Tips for Beginners: Lessons from the Evolution of Blogging Part 1 – Journaling http://www.twitip.com/twitter-tips-for-beginners-lessons-from-the-evolution-of-blogging-part-1-journaling/ Twitter Tips in 140 Characters or More Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:19:13 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: CrystalsQuest http://www.twitip.com/twitter-tips-for-beginners-lessons-from-the-evolution-of-blogging-part-1-journaling/#comment-43578 CrystalsQuest Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:06:23 +0000 http://www.twitip.com/?p=2130#comment-43578 Thanks jusuchin - glad you liked it. Actually, twitter/social media jobs are already popping up (check the penguin books australia website - they've just posted one) so it's heading that way. I'll be covering how twitter and the corporate world get on in a later post, anyway. Hope you're still reading then! Josh, I'll be interested to read your evaluations as you go through. Glad you linked to your blog - I'm looking forward to a good read this weekend. Carla - I appreciate your comments. I found my own use of twitter changing as I wrote the series, (and incidentally more people decided to follow me, which is really nice) so I'm glad you're picking up the tips and running with them. Thanks jusuchin – glad you liked it. Actually, twitter/social media jobs are already popping up (check the penguin books australia website – they’ve just posted one) so it’s heading that way. I’ll be covering how twitter and the corporate world get on in a later post, anyway. Hope you’re still reading then!

Josh, I’ll be interested to read your evaluations as you go through. Glad you linked to your blog – I’m looking forward to a good read this weekend.

Carla – I appreciate your comments. I found my own use of twitter changing as I wrote the series, (and incidentally more people decided to follow me, which is really nice) so I’m glad you’re picking up the tips and running with them.

]]> By: Carla | Green and Chic http://www.twitip.com/twitter-tips-for-beginners-lessons-from-the-evolution-of-blogging-part-1-journaling/#comment-43488 Carla | Green and Chic Wed, 08 Jul 2009 23:53:32 +0000 http://www.twitip.com/?p=2130#comment-43488 Great article and something to think about. I know for me when I use twitter to communicate with other people, I should probably put my "editors hat" to make sure I am not saying something that could be better left to the DM feature. Great article and something to think about. I know for me when I use twitter to communicate with other people, I should probably put my “editors hat” to make sure I am not saying something that could be better left to the DM feature.

]]> By: Josh Mann http://www.twitip.com/twitter-tips-for-beginners-lessons-from-the-evolution-of-blogging-part-1-journaling/#comment-43335 Josh Mann Tue, 07 Jul 2009 16:44:12 +0000 http://www.twitip.com/?p=2130#comment-43335 I'm looking forward to the series. I am evaluating the pros and cons of social media in a series of posts right now. This will be helpful! I’m looking forward to the series. I am evaluating the pros and cons of social media in a series of posts right now. This will be helpful!

]]> By: jusuchin85 http://www.twitip.com/twitter-tips-for-beginners-lessons-from-the-evolution-of-blogging-part-1-journaling/#comment-43333 jusuchin85 Tue, 07 Jul 2009 16:19:57 +0000 http://www.twitip.com/?p=2130#comment-43333 Interesting article. At first, I started off blogging with a personal feel in it. As it grows larger, I began sharing some of my personal hobbies with fellow people who share the same interest. Then, it becomes something of a common trait for me. Twitter started off the same way: the tagline "What are you doing now?" became so philosophical that I ended up doing the same thing as what the tagline proposes. As time goes, it became as a sort of a network of information being shared around; only difference is the information is only 140 characters or less! I always put my thinking cap on whenever I tweet. Trying to make the tweet concise and straight to the point. It's not gonna be a profession, but a skill developed through contacts and communication. Interesting article. At first, I started off blogging with a personal feel in it. As it grows larger, I began sharing some of my personal hobbies with fellow people who share the same interest. Then, it becomes something of a common trait for me.

Twitter started off the same way: the tagline “What are you doing now?” became so philosophical that I ended up doing the same thing as what the tagline proposes. As time goes, it became as a sort of a network of information being shared around; only difference is the information is only 140 characters or less!

I always put my thinking cap on whenever I tweet. Trying to make the tweet concise and straight to the point. It’s not gonna be a profession, but a skill developed through contacts and communication.

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