Watch Twitter’s first-ever TV commercial – Video

June 11, 2012 |  by  |  Twitter  |  No Comments

Twitter on Sunday ran its first-ever TV spot during the broadcast of the 2012 Pocono 400 NASCAR race. The 16-second clip features NASCAR racer Brad Keselowski seated in his car and taking a picture of the scene with his iPhone. Keselowski, who came in 24th place during the race, is taking advantage of the iPhone’s capability to upload pictures directly to Twitter. The seven 15 second commercials ran during the telecast of Sunday's Pocono 400 Nascar race and were centred on the activity in and around the racetrack. Each ad carried an interesting tag line highlighting various Twitter features. One ad

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How to make your tweets more trustworthy

March 19, 2012 |  by  |  Twitter  |  No Comments

Among the lessons for how to get trustworthy tweets: Gain followers and retweets, include URLs in your posts, have a profile picture, and fill out your bio with information related to topics you tweet about. The researchers surveyed more than 250 Twitter users to determine what factors do and don’t lend tweets credibility. Then they scored that group of factors on a scale of one to five, five being the highest. Here are the top 10 things that make tweets more trustworthy, along with their respective scores: Post was retweeted by someone you trust – 4.08 Author is a subject expert – 4.04 You follow

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Twitter account will post a Bible verse every day for 86 years

December 3, 2011 |  by  |  Twitter  |  No Comments

In the beginning, Twitter created tweets and … Bible-related Twitter accounts? Yup, and the latest religious handle, @TweetTheBible86, plans to take its sweet time retelling the Christian Bible, tweeting one verse per day for more than eight decades. Three friends launched the 86-year #TweetTheBible project on Nov. 11 with Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Every tweet from the account includes a partial verse as well as a shortened link that leads to the rest of the verse and an audio recording of the verse. Still in its infancy, @TweetTheBible86 has only 1291 followers (at the

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SellSimply turns Twitter into a eMarketplace, enable consumers and brands to buy, sell, and transact on Twitter

November 15, 2011 |  by  |  Sites, Twitter, Video  |  No Comments

Brands are increasingly turning to Facebook both as a place to advertise and as a complementary platform by which to build their online presence — and begin conducting social commerce. There are a number of solutions, for example, that allow big and small operations alike to operate retail storefronts on Facebook, sell their wares, and, to a degree, manage their transactions. But how can one capitalize on other popular social network, Twitter. The “micro-blogging” platform has certainly become a vehicle for celebrities and brands looking to hawk their products, stir up brand awareness, and interact with their customers, so the

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140facts – small daily doses of wisdom condensed into 140 characters

November 6, 2011 |  by  |  Sites, Twitter  |  No Comments

You may be following a lot of accounts on Twitter for business reasons, or get updated on top of the news and keep up with the tech world. But there are a few which I follow just for a laugh or because they Tweet interesting things. 140Facts is a site that is jam-packed with only interesting, funny, sarcastic, tickle bone, humor Tweets in text or image. Every entry here is a cool fact or interesting anecdote that is conveniently packaged as a 140 character Tweet, ready for you to pass and share on. 140facts will provide you with 12 facts a

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How to link your Facebook profile to Twitter

November 1, 2011 |  by  |  Facebook, Tips n Tweaks, Twitter  |  1 Comment

Now you can now easily link your personal Facebook account to your Twitter account, and publish your “public” status updates directly to Twitter. #1 Go to http://www.facebook.com/twitter #2 Choose your personal Facebook account and then click “Link to Twitter” #3 Choose which items you’d like to send to Twitter, of course they’ll have to be marked as “Public” for them to be shared.

Tweetsport is 360 degree real-time sports news service

September 7, 2011 |  by  |  Apps, Sites, Sports, Twitter, Video  |  No Comments

Tweetsport, is a “360° real-time sports news service, available as online and as an app, which takes users to the heart of the action by mixing articles, videos, pictures and Tweets. The app is free to download from the Apple App store, but there’s a premium upgrade available for £0.69, which lets users filter by sport, search tweets and headlines and remove all adverts. Enjoy top tweets from all your favourites including David Haye, Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand and Andy Murray. Whether its the latest from Joey Barton or Tiger Woods, Lionel Messi or Luis Suarez its all

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