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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-05-03

May 3, 2009 By Brent Chaters Leave a Comment

  • was there ballot stuffing on time.com 100 most influential person? I would think so. link is http://bitly.com/jSyEm #
  • Most of these sites are pretty common these days, but interesting reading anyways: 35 Non-Google SEO How to http://bitly.com/9ZTjF #
  • I know #SES is coming up so to the SEO experts I would love to hear greatest failure stories. What did you learn from your mistakes? #
  • In the mean time off to re-read Web Design for ROI http://bitly.com/FM8eW by @loveday great book, and great guy. Knows his stuff. #
  • RT @stoweboyd: Newspaper circulation falls 7%, online news grows 10%+ http://bit.ly/N3fy3 yet people still think print is not dieing out #
  • @jowyang is the white house Flickr account more transparent? or just a new way of staying in the public eye? Who’s deciding what is posted? #
  • Looks like this mornings big topic is the White House Flickr account http://bitly.com/GEgd6 #
  • @lindsay247 I was hoping to own a GTO Judge one day http://bitly.com/17ig1y meanest car ever. #
  • @jowyang I think by law any publicly traded company has to have some level of transparency, they’re just got at obfuscation. #
  • @littlemcgarrity for you start out on the site: http://wefollow.com/ and check out people who seem interesting, like celebrities and stuff. in reply to littlemcgarrity #
  • Why is talking to an old school marketer so frustrating? #
  • did Twitalyzer just tell me I have to tweet more? http://bitly.com/NLpOi #
  • @Twitalyzer I like to think of it as “if the pen is mightier than the sword then Twitalizer is telling me what needs to be sharpened.” in reply to Twitalyzer #
  • @Twitalyzer go for it! in reply to Twitalyzer #
  • @Twitalyzer great that’s known as my angry picture… :[ in reply to Twitalyzer #
  • Twitter is game theory at work. Are you an auto follower for life or a follow and leave em type just to be popular? #
  • Is influence on twitter greater if you have lots of followers who follow lots of people? or lots of followers who follow few people? #
  • For each individual it’s all about the “noise” they are open to. #
  • for #SCRM to really be social the CRM databases need to be in the control of the consumer in one easy to use spot #
  • They gave me sashimi and not sushi grrrr #
  • @JeffKnize a b and c are never done it’s just a question of do you feel good about where it is at. How does one determine that? in reply to JeffKnize #
  • Why is every thing the next “killer app”? I never hear about a killer soft drink. Techies are a fikel dramatic bunch. #
  • @NETTUTS not if it keeps the code on the client side clean and compressed. But really depends on what you are doing. in reply to NETTUTS #
  • @atul01 http://www.fusednetwork.com guy who runs it is in toronto in reply to atul01 #
  • @atul01 when did you get old? What happened to party archie? in reply to atul01 #
  • @atul01 should be at west 50 this Saturday with the crazy girls although with less crazy now. in reply to atul01 #
  • Wow when did it get so late at night? #
  • And when did people think it was a good idea for fireworks at 3am? #
  • The $300 Million Button http://bitly.com/15GRMS Little tweaks on a website can go a long, way I’ve seen what a change like this can do. #
  • and with that I’m out for the night! #
  • @atul01 yes that is the plan well be there around nine thirty in reply to atul01 #
  • I wonder how the pitch for the star trek about whales was ever seriosly considered let alone made. #
  • @sogrady run keeper is great if you have an iPhone to track distance and pace in reply to sogrady #

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Brent Chaters Brent Chaters is the author of the O'Reilly book Mastering Search Analytics: Measuring SEO, SEM and Site Search as well as Multichannel Marketing Ecosystems: Creating Connected Customer Experiences. Brent has been working with internet based technology since 1998, he has won two TV Ontario awards. Brent has worked for large world wide corporations and small business across multiple verticals including, CPG, Automotive, Financial Services, Entertainment, Technology and Public Sector, helping lead them into the world of digital marketing.

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