I say it’s your America and you can do whatever you want so carry on. plus I get a kick out of your random thoughts. Did I just make this about me? I wanted it to be all about you…….
I joined a few days ago. I haven’t yet really figured it out or decided what purpose it’s serving for me. It’s a little like Facebook statuses, but seems a little more impersonal. Perhaps that’s good if you don’t mind people following your thoughts, but don’t necessarily want them to see all your other stuff on FB if you don’t know them well. I haven’t had more than a few thoughts that seemed tweet worthy yet (and those were highly questionable). I can see it’s value for published authors, maybe, reminding people about booksignings or how their latest drafts are going or other things. Not sure just yet… 🙂 That’s the long answer for: Ummmmmm…
Ha.
Tweet, tweet….
I’m a tweeter too. I’m really enjoying reading your tweets Diane.
I think Twitter is fun. And, it can be addictive (at first).
Glad you’re enjoying it so far.
I opened a Twitter account but found that I really don’t have anything interesting to say. Lol But I am enjoying your tweeting so much, Diane!
They’ve been discussing Twitter a lot on The View and on Ellen recently. Barbara Walters and Ellen love tweeting but Whoopie isn’t joining. Lol
Hi Julie! We can be twitter newbies together. Gina, sounds like the novelty wears off, huh? And Denise. . . Whoopie won’t sign up? Uh oh. She’s the cool one. Now I feel uncool. 🙁
I didn’t “get” Twitter for the longest time and resisted even trying it. Now that I’ve been using it for two months, I can’t believe I ever didn’t see the value of it.
I think it’s a wonderful resource for information. As a new author, I love all the free info about book marketing and promotion, news about the publishing industry, and to see what other authors are doing. I also love sharing my knowledge about cats, pet and human holistic and alternative health topics, and how to consciously create a joyful life for pets and their people.
It’s a great tool for marketing if it’s done right, not by using a heavy-handed approach posting nothing but self-serving links, but by building relationships and engaging with other Twitter users. It’s no different than any other form of networking that way, it just reaches so much further.
And yes, it’s fun! And yes, it’s also addictive….
I say it’s your America and you can do whatever you want so carry on. plus I get a kick out of your random thoughts. Did I just make this about me? I wanted it to be all about you…….
I joined a few days ago. I haven’t yet really figured it out or decided what purpose it’s serving for me. It’s a little like Facebook statuses, but seems a little more impersonal. Perhaps that’s good if you don’t mind people following your thoughts, but don’t necessarily want them to see all your other stuff on FB if you don’t know them well. I haven’t had more than a few thoughts that seemed tweet worthy yet (and those were highly questionable). I can see it’s value for published authors, maybe, reminding people about booksignings or how their latest drafts are going or other things. Not sure just yet… 🙂 That’s the long answer for: Ummmmmm…
Ha.
Tweet, tweet….
I’m a tweeter too. I’m really enjoying reading your tweets Diane.
I think Twitter is fun. And, it can be addictive (at first).
Glad you’re enjoying it so far.
I opened a Twitter account but found that I really don’t have anything interesting to say. Lol But I am enjoying your tweeting so much, Diane!
They’ve been discussing Twitter a lot on The View and on Ellen recently. Barbara Walters and Ellen love tweeting but Whoopie isn’t joining. Lol
Hi Julie! We can be twitter newbies together. Gina, sounds like the novelty wears off, huh? And Denise. . . Whoopie won’t sign up? Uh oh. She’s the cool one. Now I feel uncool. 🙁
Ronnie, how did I miss your post? You always make me laugh.
I didn’t “get” Twitter for the longest time and resisted even trying it. Now that I’ve been using it for two months, I can’t believe I ever didn’t see the value of it.
I think it’s a wonderful resource for information. As a new author, I love all the free info about book marketing and promotion, news about the publishing industry, and to see what other authors are doing. I also love sharing my knowledge about cats, pet and human holistic and alternative health topics, and how to consciously create a joyful life for pets and their people.
It’s a great tool for marketing if it’s done right, not by using a heavy-handed approach posting nothing but self-serving links, but by building relationships and engaging with other Twitter users. It’s no different than any other form of networking that way, it just reaches so much further.
And yes, it’s fun! And yes, it’s also addictive….