Comments on: What Twitter Has Taught Me About Blogging http://thephuse.com/blogging/what-twitter-has-taught-me-about-blogging/ Wed, 16 May 2012 09:21:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dougles http://thephuse.com/blogging/what-twitter-has-taught-me-about-blogging/#comment-114 Dougles Sun, 14 Feb 2010 11:23:06 +0000 http://thephuse.com/?p=231#comment-114 Super post, Need to mark it on Digg <a href="http://www.getwartool.com/" rel="nofollow">Dougles</a> Super post, Need to mark it on Digg
Dougles

]]> By: WP Themes http://thephuse.com/blogging/what-twitter-has-taught-me-about-blogging/#comment-113 WP Themes Sun, 14 Feb 2010 03:21:28 +0000 http://thephuse.com/?p=231#comment-113 Nice brief and this post helped me alot in my college assignement. Thanks you for your information. Nice brief and this post helped me alot in my college assignement. Thanks you for your information.

]]> By: Manuel N http://thephuse.com/blogging/what-twitter-has-taught-me-about-blogging/#comment-112 Manuel N Fri, 12 Feb 2010 23:43:31 +0000 http://thephuse.com/?p=231#comment-112 Great post, twitter is huge, but only if we used in the right way, i used twitter everyday and now im promoting a online proyect www.vectoresgratis.com and well i have some good feedback. Great post, twitter is huge, but only if we used in the right way, i used twitter everyday and now im promoting a online proyect http://www.vectoresgratis.com and well i have some good feedback.

]]> By: James Costa http://thephuse.com/blogging/what-twitter-has-taught-me-about-blogging/#comment-111 James Costa Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:55:38 +0000 http://thephuse.com/?p=231#comment-111 Just for testing purposes... Just for testing purposes…

]]> By: James Costa http://thephuse.com/blogging/what-twitter-has-taught-me-about-blogging/#comment-110 James Costa Tue, 26 Jan 2010 19:08:18 +0000 http://thephuse.com/?p=231#comment-110 Haha - very nice comment. Thanks! Yeah, not many people are on there as much as they are on Facebook, so I would definitely consider Facebook to be better for personal networking between friends, etc. I have a few friends using Twitter, but they don't grasp the concept as much since, like you said, a lot more professionals use it. Cheers! Haha – very nice comment. Thanks! Yeah, not many people are on there as much as they are on Facebook, so I would definitely consider Facebook to be better for personal networking between friends, etc. I have a few friends using Twitter, but they don’t grasp the concept as much since, like you said, a lot more professionals use it.

Cheers!

]]> By: Dion Ahwai http://thephuse.com/blogging/what-twitter-has-taught-me-about-blogging/#comment-109 Dion Ahwai Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:47:54 +0000 http://thephuse.com/?p=231#comment-109 I've known about Twitter for as long as you've been tweeting, but have never been able to fully utilize it in the same way I use other social networks like Facebook. I feel like Twitter is more of a networking tool for professionals, rather than something you use among friends you already have. There was a time where I thought Twitter was doomed because even though the idea was good, the lack business model and daily fail whales weren't so hot. I still love Twitter though, because it's real-time and public nature make it very powerful thanks to features like search. I use it mostly for news gathering and seeing what's up with people who's work I like. People my age (18) don't use it as much, so it's has not been very useful for communicating with friends. Although despite it's lack of popularity among younger demographics, I've still noticed a steady decline in the intelligence of trending topics since it hit critical mass with every one jumping on the social media bandwagon in early 2009. I'm sure I'd find a lot more value if I tweeted more, but I just don't feel like I have anything important to say (yet). I'm just not so crazy about investing time into something that will may only be read by spam bots, stripper bots and friends who login once a week. I would even read your blog post and not bother to comment because I would feel like I'm wasting my time talking to people on the "Internet". But now I'm sure that you know who I am so I guess its cool now. Great post and site, although the comments could use a Facebook / Twitter connect button : ) I’ve known about Twitter for as long as you’ve been tweeting, but have never been able to fully utilize it in the same way I use other social networks like Facebook. I feel like Twitter is more of a networking tool for professionals, rather than something you use among friends you already have.

There was a time where I thought Twitter was doomed because even though the idea was good, the lack business model and daily fail whales weren’t so hot. I still love Twitter though, because it’s real-time and public nature make it very powerful thanks to features like search.

I use it mostly for news gathering and seeing what’s up with people who’s work I like. People my age (18) don’t use it as much, so it’s has not been very useful for communicating with friends. Although despite it’s lack of popularity among younger demographics, I’ve still noticed a steady decline in the intelligence of trending topics since it hit critical mass with every one jumping on the social media bandwagon in early 2009.

I’m sure I’d find a lot more value if I tweeted more, but I just don’t feel like I have anything important to say (yet). I’m just not so crazy about investing time into something that will may only be read by spam bots, stripper bots and friends who login once a week. I would even read your blog post and not bother to comment because I would feel like I’m wasting my time talking to people on the “Internet”. But now I’m sure that you know who I am so I guess its cool now.

Great post and site, although the comments could use a Facebook / Twitter connect button : )

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