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Comment on Three BIG Article Marketing Tips Most People Overlook When Developing Their Article Marketing Strategy by Mel

Mel — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 01:55:37 +0000

Great article thanks! Once upon a time I also thought that writing a good article every so often would be enough to flood my blog with traffic. But you also need ‘buzz’ which is the Ingredient X…..! Having said that, buzz will only surround great content so the trick is to master the art of both!
I’ll stay tuned….

Mel:)

Comment on Why We Do This by Josie Ancheta

Josie Ancheta — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 02:15:42 +0000

We thank you all for sharing how you felt when you lost a family friend/member which is what our loving pets become in our homes.We lost our little dog PeeWee,8yrs old. on April 11, 2008 and while we were trying to understand his sudden loss, our gorgeous Melamute, which I think I spelled wrong; also got sick all of a sudden, we think out of loneliness from missing PeeWee, he also did not return home from the Vet. He passed May 24th 2008, 4yrs old., just one month apart. We can’t stop missing them. Our 13yr old, black also, cat Mickie, keeps us going,and she knows she is our little queen. They all slept together, so now she has to sleep by us. Thank you for letting me share this; not everyone understands our loss. Always, Josie

Comment on Twitter for Business, Taking the First Step to Social Marketing Domination by JL Scott

JL Scott — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 02:08:08 +0000

Hey Tammie,

I’ll cover this in the near future but for now, you can automate your account so that you follow people immediately after they follow you. I am using Tweetlater for that. As for getting 5, 6, 7 or more tweets all in a row from just one user? Here’s the scoop on that. Most times it will note in light gray where the feed came from. If it came from a service like Tweetlater then it will say Tweetlater. I stopped using Tweetlater for my feeds because they sent out feeds by the dozen and I hated doing to people the exact same thing that annoyed me when on the receiving end. That being said, I found Hootsuite which rarely sends out too many tweets in a row. As for anyone that let’s successive tweeting go on, I just unfollow. I figured it out so that I could be courteous to my followers yet keep providing good content all day long. The least I figure is that they can too!

Comment on Twitter for Business, Taking the First Step to Social Marketing Domination by Bob Polan

Bob Polan — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 00:10:06 +0000

There are two directions you can go. Follow the people you admire and know what they know. Then follow the people they follow and know what they want to know. But that is all one direction really. Up stream. In the other direction are the followers. Follow them and you may find you have a better following following you.

Comment on Twitter for Business, Taking the First Step to Social Marketing Domination by Tammie

Tammie — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 21:37:19 +0000

Hey JL,
Thank you for the post, very appreciated. I had no idea you could ‘search dot twitter dot com’. That’s cool and I will use that. And I also have put the tip of following mentors into practice and it got me 33 new followers overnight (I guess people believe that success follows success) and it’s still adding fairly steadily. Looking forward to your next post, and by chance, will you be covering what to do about people (who follow you, so you return the favor and follow the) who just tweet link after link after link, sometimes 5-7 tweets at a time. I know the obvious is to stop following, but is there an alternative? I’m a newbie so I’m wondering if there’s some type of “twitter summary tool”

Tammie

Comment on Twitter for Business: In the End, Only One Thing Really Matters by michael

michael — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 02:22:21 +0000

Since I have started using twitter its opened back up my world to SEO that has changed sp much since I last did it plus business from twitter with sales from my site and something much bigger than that is the business contacts I have already made makes me think this is the best way to get new contacts for business deeals and reaching my goals. Plis its enjoyable, I use tweetlater and thinking of hootsuite and a few others I have learned addthis which was not even a thought of mine now I know and use plus the contacts are more than I ever could have imaged.

Comment on Twitter for Business: Finding the Right Tool to Automate Your Twitter Efforts by michael

michael — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 05:13:30 +0000

JL I am following your lead and really grateful for your blog and this info, I have tweetlater in action now and will hook up hoot thing soon, it looks like it does a little more, I really needed the shorten URL thing it has open doors for my site links plus the info on what to tweet about so I do the quote thing and bits of info from the mags I read and place links. my followers have increased. I already used google alerts so I know how helpful thse are, a few times I found my company being talked about really ts lots of times and I can go to forum and jump right in, keep adding this info and I will keep coming around and who knows I might be able to pay you some day soon

scootermike

Comment on Why We Do This by Sherman Chambliss

Sherman Chambliss — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:08:17 +0000

Who said animals are not part of the family? Just last year I had to put down my best friend. We ran together, played together, hide-n-seek, he protected us. I will miss him dearly.

In the same year I had put down another friend, his name was Rascal. Need I say more, the birds, squirrels, cats feared him.

I have ran out of names for your pets, the last cat that found us is called “Number 5″

God Bless,

Comment on Twitter for Business: Valuable Content Tips for Twitter by michael

michael — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 05:24:45 +0000

This is just what I needed. I was looking for how I should go about this, I have just been tweeting what I am up to at work and what I have found out along the way the quote thing and adding the value is really hwere it is, thats what I do for site is add value where everyone else doing my thing does add no value plus I now am at your site so I will bookmark and visit everyday most likely

Comment on Why We Do This by Ken Langdon

Ken Langdon — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 07:27:29 +0000

Ha ha ha JL! Boy this rings a bell with my wife (78) and I (80)

About 20 years ago I rescued a little black kitten from an alley we were living in the CBD of Melbourne (Australia). I used to carry him around under my jumper, and he followed me around, and was a great friend. Tragically, when we took him to our inner city town house, he was not used to suburbia, went out into the street, and was run over by a car.

We currently have a female ‘tortoise shell’ cat that was found in a hessian bag in a park and given to my daughter, who passed it on to us because of her J.O.B. She is a Vice Principal of a TAFE College.

Our current cat is just like your little fellow; she sits on our keyboards, sleeps on the bed, and generally ‘controls’ us!