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B Ginther

We Skip Because We Can : Find and Convert Blog: Inbound Marketing Strategies - 2 views

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    Skip1.org is a non-profit with a simple idea. Skip doing just one thing for a day…a coffee, a car wash, a pack of gum and give the money you would have spent on that small luxury to help fight world hunger. Skip1 doesn't have splashy billboards, ads, commercials or any of the traditional trappings of branding campaigns. Skip1.org uses social media to spread their message by engaging people and building relationships. @Skip1 is on Twitter. Skip1dotorg is on YouTube. Skip1.org has a fan page on Facebook, an active blog, and numerous page 1 Google rankings of its web pages and of blog posts by everyday folks to celebrities about the charity's good works.
Gianto Widianto

It's Time To Start Thinking Of Twitter As A Search Engine - 0 views

  • I told him what I thought of Twitter as a micro-blogging service: it’s a collection of emotional grunts. But it’s wonderful nonetheless. And enough people are hooked on it that Twitter has reached critical mass. If something big is going on in the world, you can get information about it from Twitter. Twitter also gathers other information, like people’s experiences with products and services as they interact with them. A couple of months ago, for example, I was stuck in the airport and received extremely poor service from Lufthansa. I twittered my displeasure, which made me feel better - at least I was doing something besides wait in an endless line. I’ve also Twittered complaints about the W Hotel (no Internet, cold room) and Comcast (the usual Internet gripes).
Vicki Davis

How to Change the World: How to Use Twitter as a Twool - 0 views

  • By simply monitoring what people are saying about you, you’re using Twitter better than 95% of the companies out there.
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      Motrin could have learned this lesson!
  • Don’t be shy about asking people on Twitter to spread the word for you.
  • most people don’t have the chutzpah to ask for help.
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  • automatically post Alltop news as their tweets (
  • anyone who signed up for the Alltop Twitterfeed.
  • 450 people had a total of 140,000 followers
  • I started receiving about five complaints a day—still, the math was good: five complaints from 140,000 exposures? I can deal with complaints but, in a sense, my idea worked too well.
  • 600 people signed up for it. That was surprisingly high, but what’s even more interesting is that only fifty of the 450 Twitterfeed folks stopped doing it.
  • We got to talking about how she increased her traffic, and she told me that a “Post to Twitter” link was the most effective mechanism.
  • Now there is a “Post to Twitter” button on every Alltop topic page.
Grace Kat

U.C. Berkeley student's Twitter messages alerted world to his arrest in Egypt - San Jose Mercury News - 0 views

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    The power of Twitter
David Warlick

ABC-CLIO: World History: Modern: Entry Display - 0 views

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      The Second Amendment is the only part of the Bill of Rights that has a introductory clause defining its purpose. Because a militia is "necessary to the security of a free state," the amendment says, "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." Some legal scholars interpret the first clause of the Second Amendment as giving the people the right to bear arms only as part of a "well regulated militia." To these scholars, such a militia would be today's National Guard, which is the modern-day successor to the minutemen of the colonial period. Other scholars emphasize that a militia, at the time of the adoption of the Bill of Rights, consisted of "the body of the people," as affirmed in several of the state resolutions proposing that a bill of rights be added to the Constitution.
  • A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State
    • David Warlick
       
      The Second Amendment is the only part of the Bill of Rights that has a introductory clause defining its purpose. Because a militia is "necessary to the security of a free state," the amendment says, "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." Some legal scholars interpret the first clause of the Second Amendment as giving the people the right to bear arms only as part of a "well regulated militia." To these scholars, such a militia would be today's National Guard, which is the modern-day successor to the minutemen of the colonial period. Other scholars emphasize that a militia, at the time of the adoption of the Bill of Rights, consisted of "the body of the people," as affirmed in several of the state resolutions proposing that a bill of rights be added to the Constitution.
David Warlick

ABC-CLIO: World History: Modern: Entry Display - 0 views

  • We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Lucy Gray

U.C. Berkeley student's Twitter messages alerted world to his arrest in Egypt - San Jose Mercury News - 0 views

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    Twitter has get out of jail free capabilities!
Faster Dude

monitter : real time, live twitter monitor | free live twitter embed widget - 0 views

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    Simple. It's a twitter monitor, it lets you "monitter" the twitter world for a set of 3 keywords and watch what people are saying. Cool huh?
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    Monitter allows you to track what most matters to you on Twitter without the need to sign up or in.
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