Mine is 17.
Your magical retweet number is the amount of characters you need to leave at the end of your tweet in order to get retweeted. It will be different based on your Twitter name. Here’s how I came up with the formula for the magical retweet number:
When it comes to Twitter, I am fairly liberal with who I’ll follow. But there is are a couple things you can do to ensure I won’t follow you. Here are my top no-follow guarantees:
I saw this great and inspiring video (sent to me via twitter ironically) that spits out a few stats about social media.
Once again I am reminded of how powerful this tool is. And the best part, it’s FREE and available to us all. Not everyone can afford a billboard or magazine ad. But anyone can afford to get a Twitter account. Or should I say, you can’t afford not to…
If this kind of thing strikes your fancy, be sure to join me on December 7th as I give a talk for Salem Tribe entitled “Social Media Mixology”.
There’s no doubt that social media is here to stay. Many churches have started to use Twitter as a part of their ministry toolbox. I have been a big Twitter fan since I first signed up in January. It wasn’t long before I started seeing churches using Twitter in creative ways. Here are 3 great ways that I have seen churches incorporate Twitter into their ministries:
Hopefully you went out and got yourself a Gravatar after reading the last post. Now we can move on to Social Networks. There are literally thousands of social networking services out there, so this can’t be a full-blown review of all of them — or any for that matter. What this post will do is show you the main types of social networking sites that are out there, and give some recommendations on how to use them.
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