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I’ve noticed that a lot of people use Twitter to promote their blogs and the blogs of their colleagues and friends. Twitter is a social network, so this is expected behavior. I find myself clicking on the TinyURLs in tweets out of curiosity more often than not. A tweet like this one fr
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1 year ago
A few other 'a-list' bloggers have not figured that out.
See you in the conversation!
1 year ago
I should clarify that Twitter is a subset of people I've chosen, targeted by me to follow. So, spam could be easily filtered out by no-following.
TinyURL does make it easy to raise the pageviews though.
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Thanks for the tips!
gw
http://twitter.com/gwalter
1 year ago
I don't know (or care) whether my handful of Twitter friends are familiar with my blog so my articles could be viewed as Tweets > 140 characters.
Any existing readers can easily skip the blog content as it is clearly marked 'New blog post:' (from Twitter Tools).
1 year ago
@Andy C: I have no problem broadcasting blog content. I try to keep it relevant to my audience of followers, but even so, I still wander.