Raining pretty much most of the day in Inverness and the rest of Scotland. And when you look at the Twitter conversations today rain seems to be a trending topic. But it’s not all bad. See a Twitter comment from a Scotland fan: Even a wet Scotland is having it’s fans!
A very good article by Heather Mansfield. These tips are ideal for any University, College or High School that is looking to set up a twitter account and have a twitter presence on campus and the world. These tips have some specific points for Higher Education institutes but can really be used my anyone with [...]
PicFog has just been highlighted by Mashable, which should drive some traffic its way. Twitter isn’t just about 140 character text messages: users can also share images, more often than not taken on their mobile phone. PicFog shows these pictures arriving as they are tweeted, and you can filter on keywords – for example only [...]
The Financial Times today has discussion of the business application of Twitter which is undoubtably worth a read. One great line: “Done badly, the effect is like watching your grandfather dance at a wedding disco”. The FT strangely didn’t ask us for our opinion (!), so here’s our take: THE SOCIAL MEDIA CONSULTANT David Sim [...]
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Last week we told you about Google Friend Connect. Now Twitter, the most popular microblogging site (i.e. a blog in 140 characters or less), has joined the Google Friend Connect party. The biggest benefit is that it allows Twitter users to come together on other websites too – discussing content and ideas. Read more on [...]
It keeps the 4TM team busy throughout the day and late into the night. Social networks – including blogs, forums and messaging sites provide a unique way for businesses to connect directly with customers. However a new article has revealed a further benefit: social networking can help your web site performance on search engines. A [...]
