Twitter Marketing

Pownce Is Shutting Down

by Nancy Marmolejo on December 2, 2008

in Twitter Marketing

The social networking site Pownce just announced its acquisition by Six Apart, the makers of Moveable Type, Type Pad, and Vox. Founder Leah Culver and her team will be moving over to work as part of the Six Apart engineering team. You can read an official announcement here on the Pownce blog.
If you’re a Pownce [...]

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Hey Sister, Soul Sister! It’s Lady Marmolejo

by Nancy Marmolejo on December 1, 2008

in Twitter Marketing

My Twitter pal @PeterSantilli (and neck and neck competitor for the #1 TwitterGrader Elite spot) sent me this sweet Tweet. Click the PLAY link to hear the song.

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Twitter Tips from Chris Brogan

by Nancy Marmolejo on November 20, 2008

in Twitter Marketing

Social media jedi knight Chris Brogan is truly a master of Web 2.0.
In addition to being a pioneer in social media, Chris also displays incredible patience with the tidal wave of new users as he recently outlined his Twitter approach on his blog.
In a recent post How I Use Twitter at Volume Chris answers many [...]

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Orange County Wildfire: Tweeting From the Burning ‘Burbs

by Nancy Marmolejo on November 18, 2008

in Twitter Marketing, Viva News & Events

I have been spending the past few days wedged between two major wildfires that moved from the hills into nearby neighborhoods in Orange County, CA.
Driving up the 55 freeway, I snapped this picture of what I was driving home to and posted it to TwitPic:

This is a shot of my last glimpse of blue sky [...]

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Twitterank and TwitterGrader: Real Credibility or Shallow Ego Boosts?

by Nancy Marmolejo on November 17, 2008

in Twitter Marketing

Lately, everyone on Twitter is Tweeting about their Twitter Rank or their Twitter Grade as if these numbers suddenly usher them into an inner circle. Not everyone is buying the credibility of ranking sites like these. Blogger Adam Ostrow recently called Twitterank into question when rumors came about that Twitterank was nothing more than a [...]

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