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Twitter Etiquette: Outside Voices, Inside Voices and Whispers

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I had a recent conversation with Laura of EzraTech on Twitter about the practice of sending DMs (direct messages) to new followers. I appreciate an open conversation with someone with a different point of view any day. This is your conversational voice for when you’re engaging with others. Your Inside Voice on Twitter.

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Just Because We're Social Networking “Friends” Doesn't Mean I'll.

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Talk (And Listen) To Me We’ve all read the advice that the most effective ways to leverage the opportunities to build relationships with new people online is to be engaging and interested in them, by having a conversation that includes both listening and responding. Uh…ewww. My name is Irene.

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How Facebook Hurt My Feelings | Almost Savvy

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Facebook users know that this is where the magic happens – all the news, gossip, updates and conversation. She commented on what I was doing; I did likewise on her updates. It’s a gentle reminder to never make assumptions when it comes to technological intermediaries for conversation. Thanks for the comment.

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Your Brand Screwed-Up On Social Media, Now What?

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Brand missteps are shared at viral speeds, meaning that with each passing minute, the number of people who are joining the conversation about the mistake increases exponentially. There were comments from people demanding to know if the individual was fired. Things move very quickly in the world of social media.

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I'm Engaged! (4 Tales of Accidental Twitter Friends)

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I’m virtually engaged – listening to conversations and building relationships online. I began replying to his tweets at both ends of the day and, from there, we struck up quite a wonderful conversation.? Tony Uphoff) Are you “listening&# to conversations on Twitter? No, not that kind of engaged.

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Words That Totally Make My Head Hurt | Almost Savvy

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Say what: I’ve heard people of all ages use text-speak in conversation. Trust me, it’s a special experience to hear LOL or WTF during a conversation. link] This comment was originally posted on Twitter Reply IreneKoehler says: June 23, 2010 at 4:08 pm Tired of misspelled words online? Cheers to you, @IreneKoehler.

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Your Brand Screwed-Up On Social Media, Now What?

Almost Savvy

Brand missteps are shared at viral speeds, meaning that with each passing moment, the number of people who are joining the conversation about the misstep increases exponentially. There were comments from people demanding to know if the individual was fired. Things move very quickly in the world of social media.