Comments on: How I used Twitter to put a CEO on the street http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/ Business help for entrepreneurs, startups and small business owners in Australia | Business > Innovation > Technology > Entrepreneurship - Anthill Magazine: It's Where Ideas and Business Meet. Sat, 26 May 2012 05:28:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: MiSociety http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-32550 MiSociety Wed, 28 Jul 2010 17:18:03 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-32550 Thanks so much most interesting. I have likened Twitter to throwing words down a well and listening to hear if they land. But it's always to the same ol probs of reading reading reading and them digesting and putting into practice while lid popping everything else. Thanks so much most interesting. I have likened Twitter to throwing words down a well and listening to hear if they land. But it's always to the same ol probs of reading reading reading and them digesting and putting into practice while lid popping everything else.

]]> By: Paul Callanan http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-29949 Paul Callanan Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:52:11 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-29949 TWITTER is COPYRIGHT, good for research also as everything you add can be your own research DATA. TWITTER is COPYRIGHT, good for research also as everything you add can be your own research DATA.

]]> By: Edo http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-27334 Edo Tue, 26 Jan 2010 13:40:49 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-27334 Great post. Thank you for sharing. Great post. Thank you for sharing.

]]> By: George D http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-22446 George D Thu, 03 Dec 2009 05:45:37 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-22446 Most importantly, you had a clearly specified goal, with a clearly specified outcome, and a clearly specified end in sight. Without the last, particularly, such efforts often falter Most importantly, you had a clearly specified goal, with a clearly specified outcome, and a clearly specified end in sight.

Without the last, particularly, such efforts often falter

]]> By: Aidan http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-22378 Aidan Wed, 02 Dec 2009 22:03:45 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-22378 Good article, and a good cause you helped too. Yes I have tweeted this for you too! Well Done. Good article,

and a good cause you helped too. Yes I have tweeted this for you too!

Well Done.

]]> By: Tom Mangonw http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-16683 Tom Mangonw Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:09:57 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-16683 Nice article, never have asked for a retweet. Wish I had in the past and will going forward. Just followed you on Twitter, please reciprocate. http://www.Twitter.com/TomMangone Look forward to reading AntHill in the future. TomMangone. Nice article, never have asked for a retweet. Wish I had in the past and will going forward.

Just followed you on Twitter, please reciprocate.

http://www.Twitter.com/TomMangone

Look forward to reading AntHill in the future.

TomMangone.

]]> By: David Turney http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-15510 David Turney Sat, 03 Oct 2009 23:40:41 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-15510 In a brand and business sense, this is the nut of how Twitter can work. It's a promotional and networking mobiliser like no other. It crosses over promotion, great example of through the line communications. Trying to pin Twitter down to doing x dilutes the value. Understanding that it does x, through leverage of y and z, is where the rubber hits the road This is a great article and the example is spot on. Well done. In a brand and business sense, this is the nut of how Twitter can work. It’s a promotional and networking mobiliser like no other. It crosses over promotion, great example of through the line communications. Trying to pin Twitter down to doing x dilutes the value. Understanding that it does x, through leverage of y and z, is where the rubber hits the road

This is a great article and the example is spot on. Well done.

]]> By: kate http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-13966 kate Fri, 11 Sep 2009 03:56:40 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-13966 I'm still getting used to twitter and am in the self conscious stage where i mostly listen & add in a few comments and articles every now and then. You've given some great little tips on how to be more interactive.Cheers! I’m still getting used to twitter and am in the self conscious stage where i mostly listen & add in a few comments and articles every now and then.
You’ve given some great little tips on how to be more interactive.Cheers!

]]> By: Guy Fisher http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-11835 Guy Fisher Thu, 13 Aug 2009 20:37:27 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-11835 Great - I got this article sent to me in a private twitter so I guess it works! Your quote: " a sports arena full of people all shouting random things at the top of their voice in the hope that someone is listening" - rings very true. I wonder how many people are so busy writing their own twitters that they take time to read others. Especially now as every company is doing it. However your tips are of great use to all users so well done. Great – I got this article sent to me in a private twitter so I guess it works!

Your quote: ” a sports arena full of people all shouting random things at the top of their voice in the hope that someone is listening” – rings very true. I wonder how many people are so busy writing their own twitters that they take time to read others. Especially now as every company is doing it.

However your tips are of great use to all users so well done.

]]> By: Greg Smith http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-9290 Greg Smith Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:37:17 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-9290 Brilliant. I'm still sceptical of Twitter (being a journalist) but things like this help remove that attitude. Brilliant. I’m still sceptical of Twitter (being a journalist) but things like this help remove that attitude.

]]> By: Bernie Fehon http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-9137 Bernie Fehon Wed, 08 Jul 2009 07:57:47 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-9137 Well done. Thanks for supporting the event. Bernie Fehon, Founder, CEO sleepout. Well done. Thanks for supporting the event. Bernie Fehon, Founder, CEO sleepout.

]]> By: Leticia http://anthillonline.com/how-i-used-twitter-to-put-a-ceo-on-the-street/#comment-7881 Leticia Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:34:35 +0000 http://anthillonline.com/?p=11810#comment-7881 This is a great article - it's a beautiful summary of the best use of Twitter. So many people don't understand the concept of following people versus following trends, but it's all about trust, tribe-building, and adding value. With a solid example, you've really put this well. Thanks! This is a great article – it’s a beautiful summary of the best use of Twitter. So many people don’t understand the concept of following people versus following trends, but it’s all about trust, tribe-building, and adding value. With a solid example, you’ve really put this well. Thanks!

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