Christen Dybenko

Posts written for the ‘Microblogging’ Category

29 Jan, 2009

How to suck on Twitter.

Posted by: x10 In: Microblogging

I used the Twitter Influence Calculator to gauge my reach on Twitter and the results weren’t so great.

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08 Dec, 2008

Twitter – to follow or not to follow?

Posted by: x10 In: Microblogging

Up until now on Twitter I have only been following those people that I know. Now I’m following everyone who follows me and letting the conversation flow.

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1. Monitor your reputation.
Face-to-face service can make all the difference in how your brand is perceived by your customer. You might have the greatest offering in the world, but one bad experience with a cranking customer service rep can change that customer’s opinion in a heartbeat. In this age of new media, one bad experience [...]

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An examination of Plurk and how it uses “karma” to guage your involvement in the online community. It is intersting to look at whether this type of system is really a motivator or a deterrent in social media and whether a user’s interaction with a system can really be graded.

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20 May, 2008

Twitter makes sense

Posted by: x10 In: Life| Marketing| Microblogging

Who’s using Twitter and why it’s an important communication tool for today’s companies. Stay ahead of the curve and tweet to your customers like Dell, Baskin Robbins and GM do.

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I write about the web, user interface design and engagement. Read more about me or even better - drop me a line at cdybenko@gmail.com