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Twitter Etiquette: Outside Voices, Inside Voices and Whispers

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Little did I know these voices would come in handy when thinking about Twitter. 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. Whispering on Twitter.

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

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4 Tales of Accidental Twitter Friends) Posted by Irene Koehler in Business , Networking , Social Media , Tips , Twitter on November 17, 2009 | 16 responses It’s true, I’m engaged. I’m virtually engaged – listening to conversations and building relationships online. No, not that kind of engaged.

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11 Tips To Thrive on Twitter | Almost Savvy

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How you set-up and manage your Twitter account has a huge impact on how many people decide to follow you (translation: follow = subscribe and have the chance to read what you post). It is all public and searchable by anyone, not limited to those who follow you or only those who use Twitter. I’m very happy to oblige.

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TrueTwit: Managing Spammers on Twitter. Does it Work? | Almost Savvy

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Posted by Irene Koehler in Twitter on July 23, 2009 | 11 responses Note: This was written prior to Twitter’s purge of spam accounts this evening. One can only hope this is a sign that Twitter will be managing this problem more aggressively, possibly eliminating the need for tools such as TrueTwit. Does it Work?

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How to Screw-Up a Blogger Pitch in 4 Easy Steps

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Once ambushed, ThisGuy’s first question was “What tool are you currently using to get more Twitter followers?&# Does it seem inconceivable that the number of Twitter followers I have could have possibly grown organically? He explained that this is the one true way to engage with others and have meaningful conversations.

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

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Among the millions of debate-related tweets on Twitter, there was a completely insensitive and inappropriate tweet about President Obama’s grandmother. Within minutes of the now-infamous tweet from the KitchenAid account, it was deleted and reappeared on an individual’s personal Twitter account. Targeted apology.

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Facebook Friend Requests: Accept or Ignore?

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This isn’t because I’m posting scandalous content that I don’t want people to see or that I’m having controversial conversations I’m afraid will rub people the wrong way. For me, it’s really a matter of where and how I want to have particular conversations and connections. Not really a person.

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