I was a BETA tester of Twitter Lists, back in the day, before Twitter officially rolled out the list feature. We were nicely told by Twitter (via a message on top of our profile pages) to keep it quiet and start …
I was a BETA tester of Twitter Lists, back in the day, before Twitter officially rolled out the list feature. We were nicely told by Twitter (via a message on top of our profile pages) to keep it quiet and start …
Unless you’ve been living off the grid, in the woods, under a rock, you know that social media has become part of our lives. We’ll look back on 2011 as the year that social media became like the air we breathe – …
Google+ is an evolution of some of the best features and qualities of the most popular and useful …
Those observations of the simple moments in life should probably be shared with your Twitter followers because it’s the “trivial” stuff that bonds us together and builds community.
Measuring your “sentiment” with your Twitter friends is an interesting undertaking. Why would you want to measure such a thing? With a tracking and measuring tool, you can then improve your service and/or products you sell; while, hand-in-hand, improve your Online Reputation.
I match all the characteristics and habits of a Hispanic-fluential because I’m online more than my any of my peers; I talk about brands more often than any other group and I talk OFF-line, in face-to-face conversations, more than my peers. I’m thinking I’m a pretty important person or persona to brands.
So why aren’t more brands talking to ME?
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, I’m featuring Latina and Latino leaders in my Social Networking blog. I asked my friends, who, actually feel more like my primas y primos (cousins) than “just” friends, to contribute their thoughts on Social Networking with Twitter.
Befriending people within my culture is like gathering together with mi familia, who all welcome me and celebrate with me–without hesitation, with trust, and with an all-knowing embrace like primas y primos reuniting, singing, dancing–only we’re blogging, tweeting, getting LinkedIn together and building a country of Latinos on Facebook.