1. Don’t follow a gazillion people
Especially not if you don’t have alot of people following you back.
First of all, there is a thing called “information overload”, which will happen if you follow too many people, and you don’t manage them well in lists.
Second, your follow/following ratio is a major factor for Google to rate your [...]
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Best practices of Twitter
7 Great Applications for Your iPhone 3GS
Apple has done it again with the new iPhone 3GS. Only this time, they’ve done it even better. With an enhanced CPU, an impressive new internal compass, a 3-megapixel autofocus camera, and greater storage, the new iPhone 3GS is guaranteed to be the gift on everyone’s wish list. But what is equally as impressive as [...]
7 Helper Applications that Make Twitter Even More Fun
Every day it seems microblogging becomes more and more a part of the online experience. Twitter, which encourages you to answer the question “What are you doing?” is the leader of the microblogging craze. Twittering is relatively simple. You sign up for an account, describe yourself in 140 characters, upload a picture, and you are [...]
Get your tweets in Google
A few weeks ago (on October 21 to be exact), Google and Twitter reached an agreement. An agreement which has quite some consequences for all twitter-users.
Google and Twitter agreed on showing not only the Twitter profile pages in Google search results, but also the individual tweets. What does this mean to us, mere bloggers? This [...]
Twitter? What is it about?
Twitter is a microblog, or a status updating social networking site in which you make friends and follow people, or get followed by people. And when your network grows bigger you can have your voice heard by many people in your friends networks too…
One of the biggest differences between Twitter and the regular social networking [...]
Hashtags in Twitter
Question: when Twittering, I often see these words with a hash in front of them in other peoples tweets. What’s this all about?
Answer: these are called hashtags. Since Twitter does not provide any means to categorize or group the tweets, the twittercommunity started making use of hashtags to group tweets. A hashtag is simply a [...]
