All Things Twitter
Apr 29th, 2009 | By posseranch | Category: Twitter
We assume you have a Twitter account. Bad assumption? Well, if you don’t have a Twitter account then get one. It’s widely considered the fastest growing tool of web influence, and has had a major effect on the legal industry.
Giving you a finite definition of Twitter is tricky. It’s use varies greatly, and depends a lot on the individual user. Technically, Twitter is considered a micro-blogging tool. It’s just like regular blogging, but with one significant rule change. After logging in, you are faced with the question “What are you doing?”, and just like a blog you can share exactly what you’re doing, feeling, thinking, reading – but all in less than 140 characters of entry space.
To start, some “primers” on how it works, what it is:
The Ultimate Guide for Everything Twitter
Comprehensive Guide to Twitter
Now, for a serious discussion of what Twitter is and isn’t for lawyers see Jordan Furlong’s fabulous post by clicking here.
For a good compendium of articles on how Twitter applies to the legal industry consult ”Twitter for Lawyers” which you can access here, and also check out To Twitter or Not To Twitter? That Is the Question for Lawyers.
And if you want to get into the more “advanced” material, try these:
How to optimize your presence on Twitter in 8 steps
The Best Way to Build a Twitter Account? Step by Step
Twitter Confirms 4 new Premium Accounts
Visualization of Twitter Networks
TweetDeck : The Best Way to Manage Your Twitter Account
How To Build (And Monetize) Twitter Content Channels
How To Increase Twitter Followers & Monetize Them
How to publish your blog as a Twitter feed
