Don’t you realize that only around 15% (or less) of your Twitter followers actually respond and pay attention to your tweets? The reason is simple, Twitter is very much like your offline social life, you can meet as many people as you want but you only communicate more often with a certain crowd after all. I have done some testings and successfully increased followers’ engagement, it’s all about ♡!
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4:03 pm Mar 11th from BethHaiken - I would really like an egg and cheese roll this morning. But I guess I'll have to settle for yoghurt and muesli instead
4:03 pm Mar 11th from Ofagirl - David Hale (NIH) is showing Pillbox - an innovative effort to photograph all pills to identify unknown pills - http://bit.ly/acvhtq #sxsh
4:03 pm Mar 11th from rohitbhargava - Hiyah Tweeps. Happy Friday!
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3:03 pm Mar 11th from BethHaiken - Listening to Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson latest book "Rework" - http://bit.ly/dlNSAa
3:03 pm Mar 11th from dennisspring - @unterekless. My fave quote: "these are girls who went to good colleges. You would think they'd have something better to do"
3:03 pm Mar 11th from VirginiaMiracle - in the pediatric wait room somehow embarassing my 12 year old by simply sitting here. if only she knew HOW COOL I am. #starwarsrocks!
3:03 pm Mar 11th from marinos - Comeon... sleep come to me!
3:03 pm Mar 11th from violetile - Comeon...
3:03 pm Mar 11th from violetile - Interesting topic. RT @smashingmag: Discovering Trustworthiness - http://bit.ly/cDuBmE - A very nice read about design process.
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