Confessions of a Twitter Newbie

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Confessions of a Twitter Newbie

5 Comments 08 February 2010

A short narrative of Rishi the twitter decrier, and her evolving relationship with the network.

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National Grandparent’s Day Twitter Party

No Comments 08 September 2009

Share National Grandparent’s Day (September 13th) is one of the most overlooked and neglected days of the year. While I’m sure more people recognize the day much more than other “national days of celebration” like for instance, Flag Day or Secretary Appreciation Day (no, I’m not making this up,) National Grandparent’s Day is one of those [...]

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Kick Back, Relax, and Join Twitter Moms for the Monthly Wine Tasting Party

No Comments 30 July 2009

ShareIt can be pretty difficult to break into the Twitter world and become the power networker that you dream of being; especially if you have no idea how to go about finding the people who would be interested in getting to know more about you, your business, and your brand. Megan Calhoun saw the potential [...]

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Fighting Street Harassment with Twitter

1 Comment 27 July 2009

ShareRegardless of what city you live in or what types of clothes you wear, chances are that if you are a woman who has ever walked down the street for any reason, you have been the recipient of catcalls. Catcalling is a form of street harassment; it includes being the target of leering, whistles, honks, [...]

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Twitter isn’t for Instant Gratification

1 Comment 17 July 2009

ShareEvery few days (or more, admittedly) I log into my Twitter account to check out who is new on my list of followers and who are worth following back. I have been getting about 5 to 8 new followers a day, yet maybe 1 or 2 of those followers I will actually deem worthy of [...]

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Avoiding Twitter Spammers

8 Comments 01 July 2009

It is a well-known and much lamented fact that twitter attracts spammers. When I first joined twitter, it felt like a small town. Perhaps everyone didn't know everyone else, but at most people were one or two degrees removed.

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