“140-character status updates to a network of followers.” That makes Twitter sound simple but in fact, the social information platform has grown to be much more complex than its 140 character-limit suggests. Yet in many ways, the site’s actual functionality hasn’t exactly kept up with user interactions, which is why a lot of tweets take place through third-party sites and applications that make the experience more useful.
We’ve compiled a list of the top 20 third-party websites for making your Twitter experience more useful and easier to manage.
There is lots of generic content available online about how to use social media but this webcast looks at the question specifically from the perspective of financial advisors.
We all want to be seen as 'experts' in our field, and so we usually try to project a professional image through our written communications, phone conversations and face to face meetings. So why when it comes to projecting an image on Twitter do we think it is ok to play the fool?
Got a big bunch of Twitter followers? So what? Unless they’re listening to what you’re saying and actually passing it on, you’re likely not all that influential, according to a new study by HP Labs.
