Comments on: My personal Twitter policy. What's yours?

By: Scott Harrigan

Scott Harrigan — Fri, 14 Jan 2011 09:19:08 +0000

Dave thanks for re-tweeting this. You make some good points. I don't have a formal policy but what you are saying makes sense and oddly enough I happen to follow pretty much what you say you do.

After watching Dancing with the stars I started following Kurt Warner on Twitter but the guy tweets so much that after a while you loose track of what he is saying. In one day alone the guy posted over 90 tweets and most of it was just him talking to others. I liken it to listening to half of a conversation.

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By: David Spark

David Spark — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 22:39:34 +0000

Those are some great tips. I just tweeted them out in fact. I was thinking so professional and straightforward, but geez, people do use Twitter to have fun, and you seem to have figured that out.

By: Doubledown Tandino

Doubledown Tandino — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 22:17:56 +0000

Here’s my “twitter policy”… if you could call it that…

First off: I like to abandon all set rules, guidelines, and expert advice regarding twitter. Not to discredit any “twitter expert” or “twitter guru” … but the fact that Twitter is something that people find the need to become experts about is one thing… the need to try to portray their Twitter uber-matrix awesomeness is another thing.

HERE: 5 Ridiculous Goofy Ways I like to use Twitter (and why Twitter stirs up the same excitement as gambling):
http://djdoubledown.blogspot.com/2009/06/5-ridiculous-goofy-ways-i-like-to-use.html

I am quite successful using twitter. I post tips on occasion, but mostly, I use twitter how it should be used, as a light-hearted fun way to get people to listen to you by shouting into a void of random nothingness.

By: David Spark

David Spark — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 20:52:43 +0000

I have discovered that not everybody’s Twitter philosophies are in sync. In fact, they’re far from it. But if you sit back and really examine how you want to use/should use the product and create a policy for yourself, you’ll have a much better experience and so will your followers.

Lack of focus is what causes problems I believe.

By: Victoria Petersen

Victoria Petersen — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:18:47 +0000

Steve, that is an excellent point. It drives me crazy when some of my friends tweet constantly to their Facebook – all it does is clutter up that stream, and I’m seeing it all already on Tweetdeck.

By: Matt Cheuvront

Matt Cheuvront — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:08:32 +0000

Good article David. As with everything in social media – ‘You get what you give’. It’s about managing your presence while continually reaching out and impacting new people. Cheers!