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Lynn Terry asks if you’re in or out with Twitter

August 18, 2008 by John Dilbeck
Filed under: Blogging, Business Networking, Social Networking, Twitter 

Lynn Terry has a great discussion going on her blog post and comments at Twitter: Are you IN or OUT?

It took me a long time to see the value in Twitter and that only came after I found the right group of people to follow. Along the way, I’ve followed a lot of people and unfollowed quite a few.

Now, I’m following some very interesting people who are interested in blogging, Squidoo, CafePress, affiliate marketing, and other things that interest me and are a major part of my business.

In fact, I learned about Lynn’s post because of a tweet from one of the people I’m following. Cool, huh?

If you’re interested in Twitter and want to join her conversation, jump on in.

Twitter: I used to be OUT, but now I’m definitely IN.

Act on your dream!

JD

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4 Comments on Lynn Terry asks if you’re in or out with Twitter

  1. Mitch on Mon, 18th Aug 2008 2:25 pm

    2. I did go there and respond to the question in the affirmative. I actually have liked it from the beginning, but was irritated enough by all the blackouts to write two blog posts about it. Seems to be acting right lately; about time. lol

  2. John Dilbeck on Mon, 18th Aug 2008 11:43 pm

    3. Hi Mitch,

    The way I use Twitter, the blackouts didn’t bother me.

    Now that I’m using Twitter more, and trying to get better at it, system down time would probably be more bothersome.

    I agree. I haven’t had any problems with Twitter lately (at least none that I know of).

    Act on your dream!

    JD

  3. Sire on Tue, 19th Aug 2008 1:56 am

    4. That must be my problem then, I must be following the wrong crowd. There a some that just leave a whole lot of garbage. I reckon, again time willing, I will have to block the morons had get me some quality contacts

    Sires last blog post..Joining The Crazy Blogging For Money Train

  4. John Dilbeck on Tue, 19th Aug 2008 7:19 pm

    5. Hi Sire,

    My whole experience with Twitter improved when I pruned the list of the people I was following.

    Then, I used http://search.twitter.com to find people talking about the companies, people, affiliate programs, and other topics in which I was interested. I started following the people I found there.

    Now, when someone follows me on Twitter, I’ll follow him/her, for a least a couple of weeks. If I’m learning or enjoying the tweets, I’ll continue. If not, I unfollow.

    Over time, I’m getting more value from Twitter as I fine tune it for my interests.

    My Twitter profile is http://twitter.com/johndilbeck

    What’s yours?

    Act on your dream!

    JD

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