Comments on: What Does Your Profile Say About You? http://askcharlyleetham.com/social-networking/what-does-your-profile-say-about-you/login Online Business Implementation Expert - Helping Businesses Harness The Internet As A Channel To Market Sat, 28 Jan 2012 23:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Catherine Franz http://askcharlyleetham.com/social-networking/what-does-your-profile-say-about-you/login/comment-page-1#comment-886 Catherine Franz Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:58:40 +0000 http://askcharlyleetham.com/blog/?p=270#comment-886 I so agree. Before I follow anyone I screen them. I visit their Twitter site, read their posts and have a list of items they have to pass before I click follow. I qualify them if you want to put it that way. A friend of mine told me this was being a Twitter snob. Then I guess I am. I find it so much better to connect well with a few hundred than to having thousands of followers who I can't keep track of. There's absolutely no one who can track 2000 communications moving as fast as tweets do. I don't want to find people just to sell to. I want to find like-minded people who I can joint venture with. So many people are saying buy me but don't bother me unless you do it's hard to find the ones who are truly interested in building a relationship. Or maybe Twitter isn't the right place for building relationships. So far I have a few but honestly I'm burnt out after only a few months of it. There are so many people setting up automatic messages and they aren't even on Twitter anymore. Isn't this just advertising then -- like a billboard on the side of the road. I heard through the grapevile Google is coming out with a twitter-type that's going to enable people to have more preference control. That's going to put Twitter to sleep. It's harder to keep the nut cases out currently. I so agree. Before I follow anyone I screen them. I visit their Twitter site, read their posts and have a list of items they have to pass before I click follow. I qualify them if you want to put it that way.

A friend of mine told me this was being a Twitter snob. Then I guess I am. I find it so much better to connect well with a few hundred than to having thousands of followers who I can’t keep track of. There’s absolutely no one who can track 2000 communications moving as fast as tweets do.

I don’t want to find people just to sell to. I want to find like-minded people who I can joint venture with. So many people are saying buy me but don’t bother me unless you do it’s hard to find the ones who are truly interested in building a relationship. Or maybe Twitter isn’t the right place for building relationships. So far I have a few but honestly I’m burnt out after only a few months of it.

There are so many people setting up automatic messages and they aren’t even on Twitter anymore. Isn’t this just advertising then — like a billboard on the side of the road.

I heard through the grapevile Google is coming out with a twitter-type that’s going to enable people to have more preference control. That’s going to put Twitter to sleep. It’s harder to keep the nut cases out currently.

]]> By: Catherine Franz http://askcharlyleetham.com/social-networking/what-does-your-profile-say-about-you/login/comment-page-1#comment-6327 Catherine Franz Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:58:00 +0000 http://askcharlyleetham.com/blog/?p=270#comment-6327 I so agree. Before I follow anyone I screen them. I visit their Twitter site, read their posts and have a list of items they have to pass before I click follow. I qualify them if you want to put it that way. A friend of mine told me this was being a Twitter snob. Then I guess I am. I find it so much better to connect well with a few hundred than to having thousands of followers who I can't keep track of. There's absolutely no one who can track 2000 communications moving as fast as tweets do. I don't want to find people just to sell to. I want to find like-minded people who I can joint venture with. So many people are saying buy me but don't bother me unless you do it's hard to find the ones who are truly interested in building a relationship. Or maybe Twitter isn't the right place for building relationships. So far I have a few but honestly I'm burnt out after only a few months of it. There are so many people setting up automatic messages and they aren't even on Twitter anymore. Isn't this just advertising then -- like a billboard on the side of the road. I heard through the grapevile Google is coming out with a twitter-type that's going to enable people to have more preference control. That's going to put Twitter to sleep. It's harder to keep the nut cases out currently. I so agree. Before I follow anyone I screen them. I visit their Twitter site, read their posts and have a list of items they have to pass before I click follow. I qualify them if you want to put it that way.

A friend of mine told me this was being a Twitter snob. Then I guess I am. I find it so much better to connect well with a few hundred than to having thousands of followers who I can’t keep track of. There’s absolutely no one who can track 2000 communications moving as fast as tweets do.

I don’t want to find people just to sell to. I want to find like-minded people who I can joint venture with. So many people are saying buy me but don’t bother me unless you do it’s hard to find the ones who are truly interested in building a relationship. Or maybe Twitter isn’t the right place for building relationships. So far I have a few but honestly I’m burnt out after only a few months of it.

There are so many people setting up automatic messages and they aren’t even on Twitter anymore. Isn’t this just advertising then — like a billboard on the side of the road.

I heard through the grapevile Google is coming out with a twitter-type that’s going to enable people to have more preference control. That’s going to put Twitter to sleep. It’s harder to keep the nut cases out currently.

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