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Brian Critchfield
I help create companies worth talking about first, then arm their customers with the tools to spread the word. Chief Navel Gazer at Navel Marketing.
@scott_nicholson ... And the a hockey game broke out, right?
Snooze...RT @MikeBoss Looking forward to the final installment of Little Dorrit on PBS this evening. What a great series. I love Dickens.
One thing I can't belive I missed out on for the last 11 years in Boise - Chick-Fil-A. The Honey Roasted BBQ sauce is sweet nectar.
One thing I can't belive I missed out on for the last 11 years in Boise - Chick-Fil-A. The Honey Roasted BBQ sauce is sweet nectar.
With the addition of Re-Tweeting to the Twitter web interface, it is now a viable option for maintaining your Twitter account.
With the addition of Re-Tweeting to the Twitter web interface, it is now a viable option for maintaining your Twitter account.
Essential Twitter Applications Part 1 - TweetDeck Review, Seesmic Review, HootSuite Review | Marketing Shindig - http://www.marketingshindig.com/2009...
Part 1 of my Essential Twitter Applications series focuses on Twitter web/desktop clients. Included: TweetDeck Reviews, Seesmic Reviews, Hootsuite Reviews.
- Brian Critchfield
I do like how HootSuite doesn't suck all of your computer's resources.
This is a great overview of the major Twitter clients: http://www.marketingshindig.com/2009...
This is a great overview of the major Twitter clients: http://www.marketingshindig.com/2009....
Essential Twitter Applications Part 1 - TweetDeck Review, Seesmic Review, HootSuite Review | Marketi - http://www.marketingshindig.com/2009...
@GeorgeSeybold You sounds pretty stuck on HootSuite. What do you like about it?
I do like how HootSuite doesn't suck all of your computer's resources.
@TreasuredValley Interesting. Isn't that a little clunky? Why not use TweetDeck for everything?
@KatieRigby Why is TweetDeck your hands down favorite?
Brian said: I do like how HootSuite doesn't suck all of your computer's resources.
I would like to hear votes on your favorite Twitter client. I have used TweetDeck, Seesmic, and HootSuite. Which is your favorite?
I would like to hear votes on your favorite Twitter client. I have used TweetDeck, Seesmic, and HootSuite. Which is your favorite?
Brian said: With the built-in integration between so many social networks today, is something like Ping.fm really needed any more?
With the built-in integration between so many social networks today, is something like Ping.fm really needed any more?
With the built-in integration between so many social networks today, is something like Ping.fm really needed any more?
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