It's true. Twitter is awesome and remembering simple "thanks for the RT", "enjoyed our convo" or thank-yous to the folks who "mention" your twitter handle builds loyal following. It's attractive when you're thoughtful, engaging and having fun on line. There's great advice out there on how to do this well like the online show GettingEngaged with co-hosts Yukari Peerless and Russel Lolacher.
Twitter connects business and fans on-line, but even better, Twitter connects people "irl" - in real. When folks meet face to face, that is an opportunity to make other businesses a fan too. Sharing information, expertise and collaboration hearkens back to the community building of early Canada. Have we come full circle? Has the technology we thought would isolate us from each other, actually brought us back to our roots? Back together?
Tell me what you think?
Twitter connects business and fans on-line, but even better, Twitter connects people "irl" - in real. When folks meet face to face, that is an opportunity to make other businesses a fan too. Sharing information, expertise and collaboration hearkens back to the community building of early Canada. Have we come full circle? Has the technology we thought would isolate us from each other, actually brought us back to our roots? Back together?
Tell me what you think?
