The Twiticionary

Kathie @ 8:04 AM on May 30, 2009

The following is a guest post by Wendy Moore.
Don’t #1: Protected Updates
Protecting your updates is fine but not if you’re on Twitter to expand your network. It’s a social networking site so if you’re there, you’re better off to socialise with as many people as you can. Making yourself available exclusively to [...]

Teri @ 6:43 PM on May 29, 2009

Check out these free tools and easy to understand instructions to customize your Twitter background. No HTML experience is necessary.

Kathie @ 10:24 AM on May 28, 2009

Need help making your background look more exciting?  Then enter FreeTwitterDesigner so you can design your own background.

Kathie @ 7:34 AM on May 22, 2009

Almost everyone who joins Twitter is bewildered as to how they should use it. For awhile you feel like you’re travelling in the dark and that’s probably close to the truth.  It takes a while for the light to come on.
One thing that helped me was that I clicked to see who was following those [...]

Teri @ 3:18 AM on May 20, 2009

Ever wonder what some of the more obscure acronyms and hashtags mean on Twitter? Some are just plain easy to figure out i.e., #Quote = “A Famous Quote” collected under the #Quote hashtag for later retrieval. Others are not so easy to decipher such as, #TCOT which stands for “Top Conversations on Twitter.” read more…

Kathie @ 5:40 PM on May 13, 2009

Great article seen at Blogs Tech Republic and written by twitter.com/jasonhiner:
Twitter can be an invaluable tool for business networking, but most new users don’t get it at first. Learn why in this look at the four stages that the average Twitter user traverses on the path from newbie to devotee.
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There’s a strange phenomenon that happens [...]

Kathie @ 8:36 AM on May 4, 2009

If you run multiple profiles make sure you have a different pic for each one so they’re easily identifiable.  You’ll see what I have in the menu on the right as an example of what I’ve done.