Archives
- May 2010 (2)
- April 2010 (1)
- March 2010 (1)
- February 2010 (1)
- January 2010 (4)
- October 2009 (1)
- September 2009 (2)
- July 2009 (1)
- June 2009 (6)
- May 2009 (5)
- April 2009 (6)
- March 2009 (10)
- February 2009 (9)
- January 2009 (15)
- December 2008 (10)
- November 2008 (15)
- October 2008 (48)
- September 2008 (37)
- August 2008 (26)
- July 2008 (35)
- June 2008 (12)
Categories
- Follow John Welsh's Blog on WordPress.com
Blog Stats
- 96,765 hits
Category Archives: Twitter
What happens to your Twitter followers when you change jobs?
Twitter has been around long enough for some regular Twitterers to have changed jobs. If so, what happens to your Twitter followers when you change jobs? Do all those who once followed you for your insights on one particular subject … Continue reading
The top ten posts of 2009 from These Digital Times
Here are the top ten posts of 2009 from These Digital Times. Twitter and social media dominate – not at all surprising for a blog in this area. Six types of Tweets if you Twitter every day The ten questions … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, RSS feeds, Social media, Twitter
Tagged Amazon, Andy Murray, Google Reader Shared Items, John Welsh, LinkedIn, Pareto Distribution, Twitter
Leave a comment
What is the quality of the conversation you are having with your Twitter community?
I used to be obsessed with how Twitter can help you to develop skills to cultivate a community. Then I became fixated with people to follow on Twitter. Next I morphed my interest into types of Tweets if you Twitter every … Continue reading
Guest post: how quickly can someone from a traditional media background exploit Twitter?
I asked once whether early adopters in social media were ready for the arrival of a new wave of competitors. I predicted that, if they had traditional media experience, they would be quick learners and, if they worked within defined communities, that … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Guest post, Social media, Twitter
Tagged Edward Welsh, LGA, Local Government Association, Twitter
2 Comments
Guest post: what you should do if your Twitter profile is going nowhere quickly
Ruth Galpine, a marketer on one of our exhibitions TFM&A, had set up a Twitter account but it was evidently not thriving (disclosure: my colleague). So we asked ourselves six questions of her Twitter activity. Within days, leading people in her community … Continue reading
A list of UK bloggers and Twitterers who are beginning to rival their US peers for my attention
Six months ago, my daily fix of blogs and Twitters originated in the US or Canada Whether it was Jeremiah Owyang, Jay Rosen or Mark Potts, their posts and Tweets provided me with a swift and fascinating education in both new and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Business-to-business, New Media, Newspaper business, Social media, Twitter
Tagged 10000 words, Ben LaMothe, Curreybetdotnet, Currybet, Feverbee, Jay Rosen, Jemima Kiss, Jon Slattery, Kevin Rose, Kirk LaPointe, Mark Belam, Mark S Luckie, Neil Thackray, New York University, Paul Conley, Paul Walsh, Richard Millington, Rory Brown, Sarah Lacy, Seth Godin, The Media Manager, The Vancouver Sun, UK bloggers, UK Twitterers, US bloggers, US Twitterers
3 Comments
Six types of Tweets if you Twitter everyday
I have so many people asking me how to write Tweets. So I have provided a list of generic types using real Tweets by some of the social and new media people I follow. This is a list of Tweets for … Continue reading
Posted in New Media, Social media, Twitter
Tagged Community, David Armano, George Hopkin, Jay Rosen, Jeremiah Owyang, Jon Slattery, Mike Fruchter, Online Communities, Patrick Smith, Tweets, Twitter
14 Comments
Five people to follow on Twitter in 2009
UPDATED 02/01/09: The list has now become six names. Just as there are five people I am no longer following on Twitter, so I would recommend five people to follow on Twitter in 2009. My criteria for following are these they … Continue reading
Five people I am no longer following on Twitter
It was tough at the time. Now I have done it, it feels fine. Just as I can suggest five people to follow on Twitter in 2009, I can also suggest five people I am no longer following on Twitter! … Continue reading
Posted in Twitter
Tagged Darren Rowse, Jemima Kiss, Kevin Rose, Michael Arrington, Robert Scoble, Twitter
8 Comments
A list of counterintuitive behaviour that will improve your use of the web
Traditional media people – journalists, marketers, editors – are just like other professionals. They do the same things in print and via emails year after year because of intuition. Success came about by hoarding the content broadcasting to the users expecting a response … Continue reading →