Why Gravity Is The Best Symbian Mobile Twitter Client
I’ve been playing with Gravity a Twitter app for symbian phones across numerous Nokia devices like the Nokia E75 and the N97 and I must say that I absolutely love this Twitter client. It’s my favorite app on my N97 and I secretly wish it were on my iPhone. Developer @Janole has done a fantastic […]
Read more7 Reasons Why I’d Rather Use Twitter Over Other Social Networks
The wars of social networks will never end. Which network is really the best? Who cares! I have a lot of fun on a ton of social networks. You can find a list of social networks and communities I’m active on here. Each community is neat and offers something different. Some look better than others. […]
Read moreLearning Social Media: How To Make Your Story More Compelling
Everyone loves to hear a good story. Don’t you? Some people are better at telling them. Others are great listeners. No matter what side of the fence you sit on, we all have a great story that we want to share. Not for selfish gains, but just because it made us feel good. The problem […]
Read more5 Pain Free Ways To Connect With Gen Y Leaders
I am a mentor collector. It’s a goal of mine to have as many mentors as possible. From all over the US to Europe and Asia, I’ve been blessed to make many connections and turn more than a few of them into mentorships in one way or another. This is how I learn about business […]
Read more5 Effective Ways To Use Lists On Twitter
With the imminent launch of lists, or groups, on Twitter, you’re probably wondering how the hell you’re going to use this feature. Why is Twitter adding lists long after several clients have already integrated Groups? Groups are a popular feature in Twitter clients such as Tweetdeck, Mixero, and Hootsuite. They offer many advantages and flexibility […]
Read morePublic or Private: Where Do Your Twitter Lists Stand
Yesterday Twitter made a headlining announcement that users will soon be able to create lists, or groups, from the Twitter site. You’re already familiar with the groups feature if you use clients like TweetDeck or Hootsuite to manage Twitter. It’s a great feature to use to keep track of specific people, clients, or publications. […]
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