Comments on: Twitter for Your Web Business

By: DnDot.com

DnDot.com — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 11:51:59 +0000

It was really good read Elliot. I still need to get round to using twitter at some point soon.

By: Little man.john

Little man.john — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 13:28:00 +0000

Nice post. Twitter is the best. Congrats on selling FrenchRiviera.com, big salle. Care to say 6figures plus?? Anyway great sale, chow.

By: Steve M

Steve M — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:10:49 +0000

Ugh! Thanks but no thanks.

In our already over-stimulated, over-newsed, over-busy world, what I don’t need is to feel like I’m missing something if I don’t follow others tweets…or worse; applying pressure to myself ’cause it’s “been too long” since I sent out MY last tweet.

This is one “puddy tat” that’ll be staying as far away from this “tweety bird” as is possible.

If it’s not worth a phone call or at least an e-mail, it’s not important enough to be concerned about.

By: Jeff Jones

Jeff Jones — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 02:33:14 +0000

Another great post, Elliot! DomainTweeter, that is a good point. I’ve enjoyed communicating with a few domainers that I haven’t before. It makes the world seem a little smaller I guess. It is interesting to see the different ways in people Twitter. There is a wide variety including very casual (what I’m doing), very promotional, educational, entertaining, etc.

By: DomainTweeter

DomainTweeter — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 22:45:34 +0000

Another nice thing is the informal atmosphere on
Twitter (especially between domainers).

Since tweets are limited to 140 characters, people tend
to dash off quick messages to each other – answering
quick questions, often within minutes. I rarely take the
time to e-mail or phone a domainer I don’t know, but find
myself sending quick direct messages on Twitter and helping
new domainers throughout the day.

I guess at it’s best, using Twitter is like having a bunch of
domainer friends (new and old) minimized in a small window -
ready to help (and be helped) at a moments notice.

DomainTweeter