By leelefever on April 21, 2009 - 10:40am
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Congrats!
Congrats!
I have already used a social
I have already used a social network in my business. I can't say that it is big, but the concept in which it is built can give me a success compared to success for example of Mc'Donalds
Twitter
Twitter has gone such a long way indeed. Not bad for a company that originally designed Twitter to be used for beer and drinking invitations-- well, that's what I heard, correct me if I'm wrong. On another note, I have a neat little spot for Twitter on my site. It's been helpful for getting traffic and for socializing with visitors. What do you use it for?
WOW!
and congrats! Looks like Common Craft is breaking through to the Big Boys and Girls.
Will you still remember us when you are "famous"?!?
Twitter Has Evolved
At first Twitter seemed like a silly idea. When me and many of my partners first found out about Twitter just about a year ago, we did not have a clue as to how it would benefit us or anyone, except "chatty" people. Now it seems it's becoming very popular nationwide with more and more people/organizations finding gold in the use of it. Talk about fast growth! It is now one of the most powerful medium for marketing purposes when used the right way....