My Free eBook: How I Create Traffic and Revenue from Twitter
My first free ebook of 2010 is live. It’s entitled How I Create Traffic and Revenue from Twitter. Download it now.
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Twitter Reveals First Official Conference
Twitter has announced Chirp, the first official Twitter developer conference will take place at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre in San Francisco, CA, on April 14 and 15. Mashable reports that the conference, which will be keynoted by Twitter’s leadership, including co-founders Biz Stone and Evan Williams, will be a two-day shindig. The first
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Twitter Has A Sweetheart
This Valentine’s Day will see a romance blossom between two passionate lovers of brevity: the Sweetheart candy maker and Twitter, according to a story in The Tampa Tribune. A select few candy hearts will proclaim, “Tweet Me.” The Twitter-Sweetheart project seemed almost predestined, executives with the candy company say, with Twitter transmitting billions of ever-so-brief
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UK Snow Map Leverages Twitter
According to the official weather service, the United Kingdom has just suffered through its longest spell of freezing conditions since December 1981. The recent winter storms wreaked havoc with public transportation and generally disrupted the lives of millions of UK residents. In calculating which regions were affected and determining where snow was falling or not
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Business Ideas from Twitter #2
This post is sponsored by Ad.ly. @connectwithcoop: I might buy all my facebook contacts domain name names to sell back to them in the future. joking…but good ‘assholery’ business idea… @narhasan: Tom Wujec on 3 Ways the Brain Creates Meaning http://on.ted.com/671D [TED] Awesome mega-board business idea at minute five. @KevinMartelli: New business idea: mobile print
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Why Twitter Will Endure
David Carr over at The New York Times has an interesting look at Twitter. I can remember when I first thought seriously about Twitter. I was at the SXSW conference, a conclave in Austin, Tex., where technology, media and music are mashed up and re-imagined, and, not so coincidentally, where Twitter first rolled out in
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Twitter For Small Biz
Katherine Lewis at CurrentMom is often asked about Twitter for small business, either by independent consultants or business owners. And her answer is always the same: if your customers and competitors are on Twitter, you need to be too. 1. Follow Competitors and Customers 2. Tweet Useful Information — But Not Too Much 3. Monitor
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Twitter For Your Credit Card
Anthony Ha has an interesting story over at DigitalBeat about a new site called Blippy based on a pretty provocative idea – it allows users to share all the purchase information from one of their credit cards. Once you buy a movie ticket from Fandango or a cup of coffee from Starbucks, Blippy automatically publishes
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Mall of America Tweets Holiday Parking Updates
It may not be rocket science, but it is pretty cool: The Mall of America is using Twitter to tweet parking info for last-minute holiday shoppers hoping to avoid the ever-annoying quest for a space, according to a story on Mashable.com. The official Twitter (Twitter) account was launched on December 19 and will actively tweet
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Biz Rumor: Twitter Is Profitable
Content deals with Google and Microsoft, plus renegotiated rates with the telecom companies that carry its members’ tweets, have combined to make Twitter profitable, BusinessWeek reports. The Google deal and Microsoft deal, both announced in October, make Twitter members’ content available to Google’s search engine and to Microsoft’s Bing. These deals are worth around $25
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