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Posted By: planetc1 63 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://searchengineland.com)
Category: Social Media
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I can't imagine this will take off. Of course I said that about Twitter. :(
Something about the 140 characters or less gets me looking more closely at what and how I write. If anything, it's a good lesson in shortening your message and getting directly to the point.
I recently pitched a book idea to a publisher on Twitter and forced myself to keep it to the length of 1 tweet with one explanatory tweet. I figured if I could create enough interest in 140 characters, then they would probably be interested enough in continuing the conversation.
They were. :)
They've asked me to submit a proposal, even offering to help me write it. Now I just need to find the time to pull it together!
When you get your Twitpitch down, next is your AdwordPitch @ 95 characters... :D
@emom: That's great. I am sure we will be hearing more success stories coming from the twitterverse.
Very interesting modern update on the elevator pitch. Since I work in a skyscraper, I often wonder if I should try to sell myself to upper management when I ride with them... Twitter makes that idea so much more accessible!
I pitched someone via Twitter on my Blackberry while riding in an elevator... what's that? :-)
LOL @ unglued
I won a Twitter business plan contest. At 140 characters, it you sure makes you focus on how you plan to make money :)
I'm a journalist who uses Twitter to distribute stories, and I'll accept science pitches due to the brevity of the medium. Gary Robbins, science editor, The Orange County Register