Jason Yormark
SEPTEMBER 30, 2009
Like I’ve written before, I didn’t really spend a large amount of time with Twitter until May of this year. Like I’ve written before, I didn’t really spend a large amount of time with Twitter until May of this year. First, some disclaimers on my methods/motivations of using Twitter. But for me, it works.
Jason Yormark
MAY 2, 2011
They’ve also added tools that allow you to monitor what is queued to publish giving you the option of deleting it before it hits your stream. Related posts: How I Increased My Twitter Following by 45% In One Week. 9 Ways Twitter Can Actually Be Useful. Twitter Etiquette: Should You Follow Everyone That Follows You?
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Jason Yormark
MARCH 29, 2012
As a method of therapy that night, I wrote a long blog post about what I had experienced, published and went to bed thinking nothing of it. I’m not entirely sure why, but here is what I do know so far: Late Monday I wrote about Twitter and used the word “Tweet” in my blog title.
Jason Yormark
AUGUST 8, 2012
Facebook likes and Twitter followers are not a measure of social media success. From engagement to measurement, the fact is if your business or organization is of any size, simply using Facebook or Twitter’s website interfaces will leave you frustrated and with little time left over for anything else.
Jason Yormark
OCTOBER 6, 2009
The facts are Twitter and Facebook are the kings of social media so having both prominently on your blog posts increases the chances that your readers will use them and spread the love. Twitter Tools – The Twitter Tools plugin simply helps you be more efficient by automatically tweeting your blog posts once you publish.
Jason Yormark
AUGUST 25, 2010
Based on these figures, Linked In is where I’m attracted my strongest audience followed closely by Twitter. I’ve been planning to do a “what I’ve learned about blogging&# post as well, but haven’t gotten around to it; in part because I have only recently become more consistent in terms of publishing daily.
Jason Yormark
AUGUST 30, 2009
Most people with a pulse can tell you that Facebook and Twitter are all the rage, but Socialnomics drives it home with detailed examples from organizations that have embraced social media and found huge success (Obama’s campaign detailed in Chapter 4), to companies that have missed the boat (see Hasbro’s Scrabble incident in Chapter 7).
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