Regardless of what some individuals and marketers seem to think, the point of Twitter is not to amass as many followers as possible. Experts discussed this and other no-nos - along with what you should do - at BlogWorld during a session titled "The Twitter Game - How To 'Play' Social Networking And Why It's A Bad Idea."
(Coverage of the murdok Videos. Keep an eye on murdok for more notes and videos from the event this week.)
This was a question and answer session, so apologies go out in advance if the tips seem a little disjointed. The speakers weren't changing subjects at random. Here's what Jesse Stay, the CEO of StayNAlive.com had to say, however.
Stay stressed that Twitter is a broadcasting platform, with the whole idea of it being to initiate conversations. Use it to build relationships with people, and use other tools as you see fit, too. (Stay suggested beginning things on Twitter and then taking them to Facebook.)
Micah Baldwin, the CEO of
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