Twitter | Britt Phillips

Twitter Networking Locally Made Easy

Mar 032009

Here’s an excitsing Twitter application for setting up local in person meetings (Tweetups) with other Twitter users. You can search for meetings scheduled by others or create your own in a few simnple steps:

Enter your Twitter name.
Enter where your event will take place.
Enter date of your event.
Enter time of your event.
Describe your event.
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Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

If I’m going to give you a permanent back link I believe you outta at least take a minute or two and leave a good comment in return.

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Creating Twitter Coupons Made Easy

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Mar 022009

The next logical step toward reaching a new Social Media audience on Twitter is to offer them discounted product and service coupons. And twtQpon makes it simple and easy to do. Enhance your marketing strategy on Twitter by bringing added value to your followers. Offering your followers exclusive deals, creating limited time offers, and countless other strategies can be done in just a few easy clicks. Dell made one million dollas last year offering discounts to the Twitter community.

Here’s how easy it is to do:
Enter your Twitter name.
Enter the title of your coupon.
Include a description of your offer.
Upload your product photo.
Enter your unique coupon code.
Enter a redeem code URL.
Enter coupon expiration date.
Click the create coupon button.

Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

If I’m going to give you a permanent back link I believe you outta at least take a minute or two and leave a good comment in return.

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Twitter Karma: A must Have Twitter Tool

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Feb 252009

One of the easiest and fastest ways to get lots of people to follow you on Twitter is of course to follow them. Many use other great Twitter tools to auto follow everyone who follows them. If you follow 1,000 people who are using one of these auto follow aps then presto you now have gained another 1,000 followers! But what about the hundreds, maybe even thousands of people you follow who do not follow you back?

The solution is called Your Twitter Karma. It’s a simple to use yet very powerful Twitter application that shows you who you are following with one very special feature. It also shows you of those who is actually following you back. Using this tool is pretty straight forward.

Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

If I’m going to give you a permanent back link I believe you outta at least take a minute or two and leave a good comment in return.

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Grab Over 100 Sweet Twitter Icons FREE...

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Jan 032009

Twitter is awesome. And if you are using Twitter you already know what I mean. Here’s a great resource for over 100 free Twitter related icons…

Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

If I’m going to give you a permanent back link I believe you outta at least take a minute or two and leave a good comment in return.

Here’s why you should leave comments on this blog. (opens in new window)