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Yeah!! I liked the reasons given above to stop ignoring Twitter. These reasons are true. I liked this post.

Iso7x

You say the problem was very instructive.

You could make a list of all your favorite people on twiiter and the list name would be "My Fav Followers" or something like that.
Paraslim Force

I don't know anyone who uses it. Judging from his Twitter page,
ed hardy new arrival
Marketers are getting people from third world countries to manage their Twitter accounts nowadays. As expected, Twitter will become the best and most efficient marketing tool. It could also be the best customer support tool because you can see updates in real time.

I am not sure what to write. But it was a good article.

Hey Troy, here is one great way to use Twitter without having to just talk about the burrito anyone ate for lunch. Mount Everest is now on twitter offering anyone who climbs the mountain free use of the twitter account during their climb to broadcast their mission to the world and to give the world a window into the lives of the climbers. All the tweets will be kept as a permanent record for years to come. If you are a climber its a great way to always be able to permanently show the world you where there.

stop sending a hundred million f*&^% tweets every ten minutes to your followers.

Its obvious you have employees that are paid to spam the living hell out of your followers, and though im a techie, software guy, and online enteprenuer, i HAD TO STOP FOLLOWING YOU because you dont respect the time of your followers. I would like to read the tweets of other people too and now I can now that i have unglogged my screen with your thousands tweets/hr approach.

Social media in general lacks data on sales conversion and until published, quantifiable information is available it's just a bunch of noise. I agree with previous poster on confusing activity with accomplishment - very well put.

Maybe it's because I've been offline this last week... but I am struck by the negativity in the choice of wording of your recent article titles. I'm sure you know that it's Writing Efficiency 101 to always focus on the positive simply because, nearly every time, it takes less words to say it in a positive way, than a negative.

I mean, maybe you do this intentionally... I suppose, "You Need To Stop Ignoring Twitter" may sound more sensational than, "8 Reasons Twitter Is Essential" or something like that.

I've found a lot of online writers can't write a title to save their life. You're usually better than most, which is probably why I'm picking on you... because there's still hope. But don't slip into those bad habits.

Hope you aren't offended. As a pro, you know professional critique can only help.

Cheers!

Mo

JUST LOOK AT ITS WELCOME PAGE. NOTHING THERE REALLY.

2007: myspace
2008: facebook
2009: twitter
2010: ???????
I'm curious to see what ends up filling in the blank here.

My first statement: Twitter thumbs up and unforeseen future (die from success?), Facebook go hell (but I use it), LinkedIn will prevail.
Three examples of different means, different ways to explore the benefits and ways to build relationship with the social media universe.
Twitter is there for providing and consume perfectly segmented expertize and guidelines, offer and find "that interesting job you were waiting for", and for many many other uses, as many as different minds under the sun. Will it evolve into something wildly different? And most important, will it still be the Twitter of the tweeterers or advertising space?
Facebook is (to my taste) simply too viral, your friends become time consumers through silly, senseless applications, invitations are landmines, labeling people on pictures is very very sensible info, business pages a click away from family videos, content is thrashy... I use to post warnings and screenshots about spam and phishing, specially about the many cheats looking for account usurpation and you know? I get no follow. But guess what, two slots below I see this content, literally "***))/! buff!" and 8 "like it"... Com'on! But it is still good for non relevant matters, despite it is significant due to its growing audience = business oportunities.
LinkedIn is different and tends to stay as is, a pro networking area. It is quite serious and looks like it will remain like this, despite some people use it in a sort of spammy ways, grey areas...

For a SEO professional Twitter is a must, be there, follow those of your interest, be followed by those interested in you... Who are you? Your relevancy may come from the shared features of your followers, be followed by enough SEO related names and anyone will guess you're a SEO or something alike and, of course, a trusted partner for business.
Thanks for your time and atention, nice lines Chris!

If you want to have visibility in your niche all 2.0 web tools are helpful.
Of course you have to learn how to use these tools effectively and understand the concept behind the various interactive social networking sites. It is an art in itself to network and share on a personal and on a business level. You can achieve a lot and you can have a lot of fun as well. Maybe the most important aspect is that you can reach people across the globe and access information and contend like never before in history!
I am grateful for all that the Internet has to offer.