Jay Frost
7,447 followers
http://www.FrostonFundraising.com
President & CEO of FundraisingInfo.com + Speaker, Consultant & Author on Philanthropy, Fundraising & Social Media Around the World
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It has accelerated the pace at which I learn & share information and expanded my universe of friends and colleagues. This medium has impact!
Content.
Music. Love. Dreams. Laughs. Ambitions. Surprises. Oh, and if I had a number seven, it would be food.
Twitter is the best platform for finding & sharing information quickly across a diverse and scattered body of people with similar interests.
A display of whether someone you follow is following you. Demographics on each user. More robust filtering & sorting features.
Who really authors any particular conversation? What's great about Twitter is that many people are thinking along the same lines.
For ubiquity: @GuyKawasaki For brand identity: @lancearmstrong For celebrity: @alyssa_milano For news: @philanthropy
None. If it can't be said in 120 (leaving space for retweeting) maybe it shouldn't be said at all.
No, I won't support the argument that Twitter is an addiction... Wait, excuse me a second, I have to RT something!
Let micro-messaging historians be the judge!
Oh, yes. Many times. I don't name names. But it's usually just a matter of trying to focus my attention on the topics that concern me mos.
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Share something useful. Engage in conversation. Think before you tweet.
Listen as well as talk. Respond to others, even at the risk of conversations they think they don't want to have. Reach out to new friends.
Perhaps the most exceptional are young people using Twitter to generate support for others in need, like @StovesforRwanda & @zach_bonner.
Not yet. Although I do lose a lot of people who want to sell me "teeth whitening" and "twitter follower programs." And I'm glad of it, too!
Twitter is a professional application for me and, I dare say, for more and more users every day.
How the next generation of communications will look.
Every foundation, corporate giving program, billionaire and major philanthropist...and every head of state, too!
To bridge audiences in the worlds of giving, asking and watching by sharing information mission critical to the field of philanthropy.
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