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All the world is a Twitter – but not necessarily me.
by Denise Butchko


Yes – I’m talking about the “Twitter” that either you are familiar with or at least have heard the term.  Maybe you even participate.

It’s a quick-message social media application that involves messages that are referred to as Tweets.  

I’m not 100% on board.  

I’ve participated.  And I’ve hit “pause.”  

Because hey, even though I am somewhat of a social media evangelist, there can be such a thing as “overteched.” And that’s what I was feeling as I was participating in Twitter.

So, while I’m on “pause,” I’m taking in more information.  I want to see more of what’s happening and how it’s evolving and what are the best ways to participate.

You see, I attended some seminars on Twitter about two years ago and jumped in with both feet.  But it wasn’t feeling right.  It wasn’t feeling like the best use of my time.  So that’s what prompted hitting the pause button.

And at the upcoming Closet and Home Expo, where I’m presenting a seminar on social media, I’m spending minimal time addressing the specifics of it.

However, today on my Facebook page was a link to a document that I think you should take a look at.  It’s from Laura Roeder.

Laura Roeder is one of the people whose training I took to launch my flight into Twitterville.  I think she’s smart.  She knows Twitter and she has coached lots of people in utilizing it effectively,  And she has great style.

It’s quick and I know you’ll learn something.  She’s turned my attention back to the possibilities.

Of course you’ll learn even more by attending my social media session at the conference – so join me!  And friend me.  And link to me.  But don’t really tweet me right now, cuz you won’t get quick satisfaction.

And link to Laura’s piece. Let me know what you think.  Make a comment – or tell me live in Long Beach, California, next week.



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