This is the third post in my Twitter for Regular People series.
One thing that has always surprised me about Twitter is that so many of its users have no filter when it comes to what they tweet. Users tweet about their work lives, friendships, relationships, sex lives, and personal health issues all in one space. Continue reading
This is the second post in my Twitter for Regular People series.
One of the nicest surprises I’ve encountered as a consumer of social media is this: You can use Twitter to get what you want.
Anyone can publish to the general public. In the past, it was much harder to express dissatisfaction with a company with which you do business. But today, you can use social media – Twitter, in particular – to deal with problems you experience, and you can get real results. Continue reading
My attraction to social media is a strange one. I tend to be very skeptical of the next big thing.
One thing that has always driven me nuts about Twitter is that most of what I hear about how to use it is meant as a guide for content producers and social media gurus, whoever they are, and not for the average consumer. Continue reading