Comments on: Twittle Twattle http://xavieradam.co.uk/twittle-twattle/ marketing, strategy, finance Sat, 15 Oct 2011 09:40:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.2 By: Xavier http://xavieradam.co.uk/twittle-twattle/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Xavier Thu, 04 Jun 2009 17:48:16 +0000 http://xavadam.com/?p=113#comment-194 <p>@Andy, thanks for adding your thoughts. Corporates may well listen, but what if their advisors are feeding them the wrong advice and approach!</p> @Andy, thanks for adding your thoughts. Corporates may well listen, but what if their advisors are feeding them the wrong advice and approach!

]]> By: Andy McMillan http://xavieradam.co.uk/twittle-twattle/comment-page-1/#comment-193 Andy McMillan Thu, 04 Jun 2009 09:35:41 +0000 http://xavadam.com/?p=113#comment-193 <p>I am just getting started on twitter and there is a lot of common sense in Xavier's views.</p> <p>Will the corporates listen??</p> <p>Please keep pointing them in the right direction.</p> I am just getting started on twitter and there is a lot of common sense in Xavier’s views.

Will the corporates listen??

Please keep pointing them in the right direction.

]]> By: Xavier http://xavieradam.co.uk/twittle-twattle/comment-page-1/#comment-192 Xavier Mon, 01 Jun 2009 15:10:05 +0000 http://xavadam.com/?p=113#comment-192 <p>@Neil, thank you for this. Wise words. Agree. There is a trade off of distraction v's useful information source!</p> @Neil, thank you for this. Wise words. Agree. There is a trade off of distraction v’s useful information source!

]]> By: Neil McIntosh http://xavieradam.co.uk/twittle-twattle/comment-page-1/#comment-191 Neil McIntosh Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:48:50 +0000 http://xavadam.com/?p=113#comment-191 <p>Certainly more than hype. I'd miss it if it were gone, which is a mark of something. It has become the background noise to anything I do on a computer... the place I learn about a surprising number of stories, and get a feel for what people think matters. It's a point of contact, and a useful way to reach people directly. And I'm recruiting people, both for my publication (I edit the Europe edition of WSJ.com) and colleagues on Dow Jones - the first Twitter recruit was signed today, in fact.</p> <p>As with blogs, and MySpace, and Facebook before, some people will use it better than others. Its use in a business context may not be in PR or straightforward marketing. But I suspect that it's not only here to stay, but that in two years' time its applications will have mushroomed in number.</p> Certainly more than hype. I’d miss it if it were gone, which is a mark of something. It has become the background noise to anything I do on a computer… the place I learn about a surprising number of stories, and get a feel for what people think matters. It’s a point of contact, and a useful way to reach people directly. And I’m recruiting people, both for my publication (I edit the Europe edition of WSJ.com) and colleagues on Dow Jones – the first Twitter recruit was signed today, in fact.

As with blogs, and MySpace, and Facebook before, some people will use it better than others. Its use in a business context may not be in PR or straightforward marketing. But I suspect that it’s not only here to stay, but that in two years’ time its applications will have mushroomed in number.

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