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[...] 4 Real Offline Uses of Twitter (Dream Systems Media): Twitter marketing is happening online, of course, but it’s happening offline too. Just a few weeks ago, I saw a Twitter decal on a car. It was rather cool. Here are four other ways people are promoting their Twitter accounts. [...]

By: Tom | Build That List

Tom | Build That List — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 07:53:58 +0000

I love it when business' take advantage of social media. I especially liked the radio station using twitter on a billboard! .-= Tom | Build That List´s last blog ..Squeeze Page Tips For Better Conversion =-.

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By: Steve Sherron

Steve Sherron — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 03:11:12 +0000

I have my opinions on Twitter that are not always main stream and status quo. I don't always like it. I do like the uses mentioned in your article. I think it's a fine line between Social Media & Marketing. I do like to follow a business on Twitter who gives me value such as letting me know that fruit smoothies are half price from 2-4 on Friday afternoon. I could argue that at this point it is more marketing than SM but I will take care of the social part when I go buy my smoothie. I do follow you on Twitter and Facebook. I tend to like Facebook more because I got to see the pic of your son tonight wearing his Arizona State shirt. .-= Steve Sherron´s last blog ..Turning Point 1st. Annual “Sing Out Against Domestic Violence.” =-.

By: Craigslist Search

Craigslist Search — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 05:53:21 +0000

When I saw “twitter” ad in a local newspaper, I couldn’t believe my eyes. I think it’s getting very common for internet businesses to find other ways of marketing

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By: Mat Siltala

Mat Siltala — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 14:11:35 +0000

@Fabulous Photo Gifts I just hope all the main stream attention (that it does deserve) doesn't kill it. I hope it stays pure, and we can continue to use it for what its powerful for! Thanks for dropping by and commenting!

By: Fabulous Photo Gifts

Fabulous Photo Gifts — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:00:51 +0000

Hi Mat – another great post and one I intend to implement asap.

One thing I have learned is that businesses using social media like Twitter shouldn’t assume that a portion of their potential customers won’t understand the medium (i’m thinking elderly people here).

Many of them are very Internet savvy indeed – seeing the potential of being able to review prospective purchases, having them delivered and installed etc from the comfort of their homes – everything from weekly groceries to new fridges and holidays.

Particularly when (Twitter in particular) has received such media interest recently and been endorsed by celebrities, many of whose audiences (@wossy – Jonathan Ross – TV and radio presenter in the UK) span a wide selection of the population.

By all means jump in and take advantage of media coverage promoting a social marketing tool to such an extent.

Jonathan – http://twitter.com/fabphotogifts

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By: Mat Siltala

Mat Siltala — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:27:30 +0000

@RendaDMRegister Good for you! I bet others will see what you are doing and it will catch on. It's crazy that I have been using Twitter for over two years not and its finally getting its much deserved attention. I just hope it does not get main streamed right out of its usefulness! Thanks for your comments as well as dropping by and reading!

By: RendaDMRegister

RendaDMRegister — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 01:53:18 +0000

More people need to think like this! The first thing I did after signing up on Twitter was to add the twitter url with my user name to the automatic signature in my email – so everyone I share email with sees it. Seems I’m the only one at my newspaper doing it – at least that I have seen.

Also, @smash50309 – a store in Des Moines, IA – was talking about making a shirt with the front @_________ & the back “Are you following me?”