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Avatar Posted By: MattMcGee 214 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://blog.guykawasaki.com)
Category: Networking
Guy Kawasaki writes: "I may get more value out of Twitter than anyone else on the planet because I use Twitter as a tool—specifically as a marketing tool—for my website Alltop and my book, Reality Check. If the concept of using Twitter in a commercial manner interests you, keep reading. If it doesn’t, then you can continue to send and receive tweets about how cats are rolling over and the line at Starbucks."
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from MattMcGee 214 days ago #
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This is a great article, and I love this part:

"mark my words: (a) Nobodies are the new somebodies, and (b) it’s better to have army of committed nobodies and than a few drive-by somebodies."

from davidmihm 212 days ago #
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So true, Matt.  Word-of-mouth with a bunch of nobodies is phenomenal, particularly if you leverage twitter.

from onreact 212 days ago #
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Connectors are crucial on social media.

from dannysullivan 211 days ago #
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I like the part about getting other people to auto-twit what you're twitting. Interesting stuff.


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