In which the mere mortal Emma humbly suggests ways to find people on Twitter
So, you’ve chosen your Twitter name, got the account set-up and enough information and starting tweets in place to reassure other Twitter users that you're human. What now?
Well, this is when the first huge anti-climax will probably happen. All this effort to [...]
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Your Nisaba’s friendly guide to Twitter, part three: Finding (real) people
Saturday, December 5th, 2009
Tags: find people on Twitter, Guide to Twitter, Twibes
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Your Nisaba's friendly guide to Twitter, part two: Getting started
Friday, November 13th, 2009
In which the mere mortal Emma discusses what information to present about yourself
The first time I joined Twitter, I had absolutely no idea what to expect. I had only been blogging for a month or two, and had heard all the hype about it, but didn’t personally know anyone in the real world who also [...]
Tags: twitter, twitter profile, twitter username
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Your Nisaba's friendly guide to Twitter, part one: the very basics
Thursday, October 29th, 2009
In which the mere mortal Emma introduces the anatomy of Twitter.
On many occasions I’ve wished I had a blog post to send my Dad or other lovely people to when they’ve asked me what Twitter is all about. I decided to write it myself, but first:
DON’T PANIC
Everything is going to be okay. I’m not going [...]
Tags: micro-blogging, twitter basics, twitter etiquette
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Lemon-free networking for social media types: my first Brrism
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
Last night I went to my first ever networking event as a business owner.
I’m used to networking online, that glorious nether space where no-one can see me and I can think before I respond. I’ve attended real world networking events as an employee of other companies, and found them about as enjoyable as trips to [...]
Tags: Brrism, business networking, Social Media
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