Comments on: Twitter Followers Like Guy Kawasaki… http://twitterstars.com/twitter-followers-guy-kawasaki/ A blog about the greatest Twitter timeline in the history of the world! Wed, 07 Jan 2009 07:29:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Femaleprodigy http://twitterstars.com/twitter-followers-guy-kawasaki/#comment-281 Femaleprodigy Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:24:10 +0000 http://twitterstars.com/?p=351#comment-281 I sometimes feel like the outsider on twitter but then I thank twitter for alot. If you go to my blog, (http://randomjess.blogspot.com) you will see a post called OH twitter how i love thee. It kind of explains a little bit about how I became a twit and what happened from there. I'm not on twitter for business or to advertise anything like a lot of the people I talk to on there do. There are some very amazing women (and men) on there that do so much and I envy them for their dedication. I also thank them for making me strive to actually start a blog. Yes it has no rhyme or reason to it but atleast I'm using some sort of creativity and I feel good about it! The people I talk to have inspired me to do that and they didn't even have to do much.. they inspired me just simply by talking to me. I have yet to meet other twitter users probably because most of them are pretty far away from me or i don't talk to anyone close to me. I would love to at sometime try and meet some of these great people, but until then I shall just talk away (and be my silly self) Femaleprodigys last blog post..<a href="http://randomjess.blogspot.com/2008/08/michael-phelps-facts.html">Michael Phelps facts!</a> I sometimes feel like the outsider on twitter but then I thank twitter for alot. If you go to my blog, (http://randomjess.blogspot.com) you will see a post called OH twitter how i love thee. It kind of explains a little bit about how I became a twit and what happened from there.

I’m not on twitter for business or to advertise anything like a lot of the people I talk to on there do. There are some very amazing women (and men) on there that do so much and I envy them for their dedication. I also thank them for making me strive to actually start a blog. Yes it has no rhyme or reason to it but atleast I’m using some sort of creativity and I feel good about it! The people I talk to have inspired me to do that and they didn’t even have to do much.. they inspired me just simply by talking to me.

I have yet to meet other twitter users probably because most of them are pretty far away from me or i don’t talk to anyone close to me. I would love to at sometime try and meet some of these great people, but until then I shall just talk away (and be my silly self)

Femaleprodigys last blog post..Michael Phelps facts!

]]> By: Twitter Guide Part 1 - Finding Twitter Stars and 30+ Cool Twitter Resources » Barbara Ling http://twitterstars.com/twitter-followers-guy-kawasaki/#comment-248 Twitter Guide Part 1 - Finding Twitter Stars and 30+ Cool Twitter Resources » Barbara Ling Sat, 09 Aug 2008 14:56:48 +0000 http://twitterstars.com/?p=351#comment-248 [...] on some of the most creative ways to use Twitter.  You can read all about his take on Twitter Followers Like Guy Kawasaki, the Tweet Up Blood Drive, Liz Strauss is Going to Break the Web! and much much more, but [...] [...] on some of the most creative ways to use Twitter.  You can read all about his take on Twitter Followers Like Guy Kawasaki, the Tweet Up Blood Drive, Liz Strauss is Going to Break the Web! and much much more, but [...]

]]> By: Marina Martin http://twitterstars.com/twitter-followers-guy-kawasaki/#comment-238 Marina Martin Mon, 04 Aug 2008 15:08:58 +0000 http://twitterstars.com/?p=351#comment-238 I've drunk the Twitter Kool-Aid, but I'm in love with microblogging and the community that comes with it, not with any particular enabler of microblogging. That said, I'm loving identi.ca - it's open source, it's federated, and there's a vibrant community on there too. Track even works! I have a Twitter blog too (http://ohtwitter.com) but am currently focusing my energies on my new Identi.ca blog (http://ohidentica.com). It'd be awesome to see an IdenticaStars.com! I’ve drunk the Twitter Kool-Aid, but I’m in love with microblogging and the community that comes with it, not with any particular enabler of microblogging.

That said, I’m loving identi.ca - it’s open source, it’s federated, and there’s a vibrant community on there too. Track even works!

I have a Twitter blog too (http://ohtwitter.com) but am currently focusing my energies on my new Identi.ca blog (http://ohidentica.com). It’d be awesome to see an IdenticaStars.com!

]]> By: Lee Nygma http://twitterstars.com/twitter-followers-guy-kawasaki/#comment-234 Lee Nygma Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:32:56 +0000 http://twitterstars.com/?p=351#comment-234 I've only been on Twitter a few weeks, but I'm absolutely hooked. I'm a long time user of the internet and have used forums occasionally, but overall I very rarely posted online at all. Since using Twitter I found myself talking to new people, commenting on blogs I see and even setting up a blog myself, which wouldn't have even entered my head just a fortnight ago! I've used Twitter to "network" and asked people to log over my blog for advice and tips as I've never come close to doing anything like it online before. It's the last thing I check at night at the first thing I check in the morning and I go back as far as I go to read the tweets that have passed while I wasn't at my computer. Lee Nygmas last blog post..<a href="http://nygma.blogspot.com/2008/08/comic-related.html">Comic Related</a> I’ve only been on Twitter a few weeks, but I’m absolutely hooked. I’m a long time user of the internet and have used forums occasionally, but overall I very rarely posted online at all. Since using Twitter I found myself talking to new people, commenting on blogs I see and even setting up a blog myself, which wouldn’t have even entered my head just a fortnight ago! I’ve used Twitter to “network” and asked people to log over my blog for advice and tips as I’ve never come close to doing anything like it online before.

It’s the last thing I check at night at the first thing I check in the morning and I go back as far as I go to read the tweets that have passed while I wasn’t at my computer.

Lee Nygmas last blog post..Comic Related

]]> By: BrandyS http://twitterstars.com/twitter-followers-guy-kawasaki/#comment-233 BrandyS Sun, 03 Aug 2008 20:38:30 +0000 http://twitterstars.com/?p=351#comment-233 When I signed up for Twitter more than a year ago, I had no idea how I would use it, or why anybody would ever follow me! Then I met Zoe Siskos from Social Media Group, and she helped me understand how Twitter could become a tool in my online business -- and she took away my fear of becoming "too exposed" in such a public space. As a self-employed person, Twitter has become my personal "water cooler" bulletin board. It's still hard to explain to the unbelievers, but it keeps me connected to a variety of people that I might not otherwise be exposed to. And when Twitter goes down, I feel like I am missing something. BrandySs last blog post..<a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/AskpattycomRssFeed/~3/354653590/page.php">Motorability Island, UnitedSpinal.org and AskPatty to Appear on 'Tonight Live' In Second Life</a> When I signed up for Twitter more than a year ago, I had no idea how I would use it, or why anybody would ever follow me! Then I met Zoe Siskos from Social Media Group, and she helped me understand how Twitter could become a tool in my online business — and she took away my fear of becoming “too exposed” in such a public space.

As a self-employed person, Twitter has become my personal “water cooler” bulletin board. It’s still hard to explain to the unbelievers, but it keeps me connected to a variety of people that I might not otherwise be exposed to. And when Twitter goes down, I feel like I am missing something.

BrandySs last blog post..Motorability Island, UnitedSpinal.org and AskPatty to Appear on ‘Tonight Live’ In Second Life

]]> By: GeekMommy http://twitterstars.com/twitter-followers-guy-kawasaki/#comment-230 GeekMommy Sun, 03 Aug 2008 06:47:36 +0000 http://twitterstars.com/?p=351#comment-230 At some point, those of us who have drunk the Twitter Kool-Aid try hard to explain it to those who haven't gotten it yet. Inevitably, the one thing I hear all of us say is "I'm connecting with people who I would have never in a million years met and befriended any other way." Twitter has changed my life utterly - in ways I couldn't have foreseen before I got on it. It's one of those places where age, gender, business title, or any other outside characteristic is irrelevant - and who you are and what you say is everything. That said - if they don't start figuring out the customer service aspect soon - I'm not sure they will make it in the long run. At some point, those of us who have drunk the Twitter Kool-Aid try hard to explain it to those who haven’t gotten it yet. Inevitably, the one thing I hear all of us say is “I’m connecting with people who I would have never in a million years met and befriended any other way.”

Twitter has changed my life utterly - in ways I couldn’t have foreseen before I got on it.

It’s one of those places where age, gender, business title, or any other outside characteristic is irrelevant - and who you are and what you say is everything.

That said - if they don’t start figuring out the customer service aspect soon - I’m not sure they will make it in the long run.

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