How to Turn Twitter Into a Dashboard-Style Web App This is a screenshot of Twitter. No gimmicks, no PhotoShop. (Click to enlarge.) I’ll show you a simple way to turn your experience on Twitter.com into one very similar to most Twitter web applications out there, such as Tweetdeck, Seesmic or Hootsuite. Some may prefer this solution since you will have access to all of your Twitter data – your profile, your followers, your settings, your lists and searches – all in one place. Firefox and Chrome users can turn the native Twitter website into a customizable Twitter web application that can do the following: Add list columns Add mentions column Collapse and expand number of columns with a single click Collapse right rail column Add search columns Share photos directly Shorten urls Save draft tweets to send later and much more… There is only one requirement – you have to be using Firefox or Chrome. Firefox users: 1.
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169742 from socialmediatoday.com The 2010 Edelman Global Trust Barometer released today might motivate you to take another look at your 2010 PR and social media strategy. For the first time trust and transparency rank as important to corporate reputation as the quality of products and services. In fact, in the U.S. and in much of Western Europe, those two attributes rank higher than product quality—and far outrank financial returns. “We're seeing a vastly different set of factors driving reputation than we did 10 years ago<” says Richard Edelman. “Trust is now an essential line of business to be developed and delivered.” The most credible voice for a company has shifted back to academics/experts or industry analysts. The credibility of mainstream media, including television, newspapers, and radio, continues to wane. In the U.S., the credibility of television news dropped 20-plus points in two years (from 43 points in 2008 to 20 points in 2010). Link to original postLink to original post Connect: Authored by: Sally Falkow
62 Ways to Use Twitter for Business Most of you know that Twitter can be used for much more than just announcing what you ate for breakfast. Many of you already know Twitter’s value in business, but you can still take it further and use it to land gigs, market your business, grow your network and gain free publicity — all in 140 characters or less. It’s true that Twitter is what you make of it. Some people publicize their daily activities, some make it about link love, some share quotes all day long. Smart people using Twitter for business mix it up. Here are 62 ways to use Twitter more effectively in your business. Share Expertise to Build Credibility Grow Your Network Ask about other locales so you can make the most of a trip, or meet up with Twitter friends.Connect with friends from other social networks. Marketing Do the Right (and Fun) Thing Finally, Some Tips for Absolute Beginners