Comments on: What Twitter Users Want http://www.webconnoisseur.com/blog/social-networking/what-twitter-users-want/ Dustin Woodard's thoughts on search, social media, web analytics and the web in general. Sun, 08 Aug 2010 22:41:41 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: SearchFest 2010 Mini-Interview: Dustin Woodard | SEMpdx http://www.webconnoisseur.com/blog/social-networking/what-twitter-users-want/#comment-62178 SearchFest 2010 Mini-Interview: Dustin Woodard | SEMpdx Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:49:33 +0000 http://www.webconnoisseur.com/blog/?p=130#comment-62178 [...] hurt its bottom line. From a reputation monitoring standpoint, social media allows you to tap into many streams of consciousness like never before. Beyond monitoring, if wielded correctly, social media allows you to influence [...] [...] hurt its bottom line. From a reputation monitoring standpoint, social media allows you to tap into many streams of consciousness like never before. Beyond monitoring, if wielded correctly, social media allows you to influence [...]

]]> By: Scott Sharpe http://www.webconnoisseur.com/blog/social-networking/what-twitter-users-want/#comment-48950 Scott Sharpe Wed, 25 Mar 2009 03:44:21 +0000 http://www.webconnoisseur.com/blog/?p=130#comment-48950 That's actually a really good analogy. I've never heard the twitter noise explained quite like that. lol. I'm not following too many people right now, but I plan on following as many people as possible in the future. I like scobled concept of more noise = more information. I've lost count at how many times I've minimized tweetdeck only to bring it back up to read something interesting that caught my eye as I closed it. I love tweetdecks group feature. I have 15-20 interesting people in a group. When they make too much noise I just remove them from it. Anyway, the "what women want" analogy - love it, - Scott That’s actually a really good analogy. I’ve never heard the twitter noise explained quite like that. lol.

I’m not following too many people right now, but I plan on following as many people as possible in the future. I like scobled concept of more noise = more information. I’ve lost count at how many times I’ve minimized tweetdeck only to bring it back up to read something interesting that caught my eye as I closed it.

I love tweetdecks group feature. I have 15-20 interesting people in a group. When they make too much noise I just remove them from it.

Anyway, the “what women want” analogy – love it,

- Scott

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