Blake Fraum

Personal PR Principles Blog for Clemson University Course

Microblogging and Blurting November 5, 2008

Filed under: Reading Notes — blakefraum @ 10:47 pm
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After reading Guest Post- Twitter- To Converse or to Broadcast-THAT is the Question, one theme stood out to me. I learned how important it is not to “blurt” your organization or product on microblogging sites, such as Twitter. This is not positive PR for you or your company and people in the microblogging community will soon stop paying attention to your posts or even put your account in their trash bin. Others will respect you if you actually join the conversation and add value to people who share your same interests.

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2 Responses to “Microblogging and Blurting”

  1. prprofmv Says:

    True. Just like in any relationship, the twitter community won’t tolerate a “friend” who only asks for stuff or tries to sell things. That’s not why people are on twitter. To me, twitter is like the neighborhood coffee shop where I go to hang out with like-minded people.

  2. blakefraum Says:

    It is a lot like are day to day lives. It is no fun talking with somebody who only talks about them, them them. In a true relationship, conversations are engaging and the people feed off of each other.


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