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This promises to be one of our most interesting meetings, so don't miss it! Read on to see why...
IMPORTANT!!!: See ADVANCED HOMEWORK at the end. You'll need to prepare beforehand; only 5 minutes.
If you are a Twitter guru, we need evangelists for Twitter in our open discussion. We need your experience to explain why Twitter is a MUST both locally in Atlanta and globally.
Note we'll be ending a 9pm but will allow for networking until 9:30pm after which those interested can head over to Gordon Biersch on Peachtree for drinks and dinner.
Create your Twitter account(s): it's easy and free at twitter.com. Create Twitter accounts for both you personally -- typically using your full name -- and your brand; having both can be valuable.
Now configure your personal Twitter account for your cell phone at twitter.com/devices (log into your Twitter account for this.) Optional: Set for "Direct Messages Only"
Next, issue the following command from your Twitter home page (twitter.com/home):
Why follow?
I'll provide a printed list of everyone who follows atlantaweb by Wednesday Aug 20th and I'll distribute that to everyone who attends the meeting so they can all follow each other if they want. During the meeting, we'll use the "atlantaweb" account to show how Twitter works.
RATZ! I have a conflict - I'll try again for the next one...
I'm looking forward to networking too. I'm a bit skeptical about using Twitter for business. I use it for my personal socializing, but I almost loath businesses on there.
Marc, we'll discuss appropriate (and inappropriate) use of Twitter for business.
Looking forward to meeting a lot of people. We have actually just launched Regator.com and we have been pretty much unaware of the Atlanta Startup community. That said, last week we were featured on TechCrunch, Mashable, ReadWriteWeb, Inquisitr and many more last week when we went into public beta with exceedingly positive reviews. Stoked to get into the community here in the ATL.
This was a great meeting even though I couldn't really understand what Wayne Sutton was saying.
@ionamerica: Thank for the comment. To be fair, it was our first video conference so I was actually proud that it worked at all! Besides, the best part was Sanjay, Tessa, and Paul. Those three did a great job, no?
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