Monthly Archives: June 2011

5 Ways Twitter Beats Facebook – A Net Gen View

By Rewan Tremethick It’s my second week here at CubeSocial, and the main thing I’ve learnt so far is the value of Twitter. At first I was hesitant; having noted the similarity between 140-character Tweets and Facebook’s status box, Twitter … Continue reading

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How Jonathan Ross helped me see the business value of Twitter

By Linda Cheung If you’re hesitant about using social media for business, don’t worry: I was too. When I left Morgan Stanley to start my own business I knew it was important to embrace “Net Generation” tools, but social media … Continue reading

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Twitter Clinic: Who sees what you’re tweeting

By Linda Cheung In the last Twitter Clinic I explained the “mystifying acronyms” #FF, DM and RT. After explaining DMs it was interesting to hear that many newbies thought @replies were private and only seen by the person they were … Continue reading

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Forget 140 characters, describe Twitter in 1 word!

Guest blog by Paul Allen You often read just how effective Twitter is at driving traffic to the destination of your choice, but I guess I never realised just how good it could be! Rightly or wrongly, it appears to … Continue reading

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