Comments on: Twitter Do and Don’t List for Webmasters http://b6s.net/social-media/twitter-do-and-dont-list-for-webmasters.html Just Another Webmasters Blog Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:24:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Gaurav Mehta http://b6s.net/social-media/twitter-do-and-dont-list-for-webmasters.html/comment-page-1#comment-1431 Gaurav Mehta Sat, 01 May 2010 10:45:23 +0000 http://b6s.net/?p=30#comment-1431 Thank you for the insight. I am just about to embark on twitter and your tips on do's and don'ts will definetly be taken onboard. Want to provide a valuable info source for loft conversions.... I was going to put the website RSS feed to twitter but I don't think so now as it will be duplicate content. Sensible and reasonable points made. Thank you for the insight. I am just about to embark on twitter and your tips on do’s and don’ts will definetly be taken onboard. Want to provide a valuable info source for loft conversions…. I was going to put the website RSS feed to twitter but I don’t think so now as it will be duplicate content.

Sensible and reasonable points made.

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]]> By: Anne http://b6s.net/social-media/twitter-do-and-dont-list-for-webmasters.html/comment-page-1#comment-10 Anne Sat, 07 Nov 2009 14:29:41 +0000 http://b6s.net/?p=30#comment-10 You're right, of course. A lot of it is common sense, which makes you wonder why some people don't actually follow it ;) Some of it is applicable to blog commenting, certainly. However, Twitter sure does open up new avenues for automated RSS tweets. I guess it's up to the rest of the Twitter users to decide whether or not they want to be exposed to that. You’re right, of course. A lot of it is common sense, which makes you wonder why some people don’t actually follow it ;)

Some of it is applicable to blog commenting, certainly. However, Twitter sure does open up new avenues for automated RSS tweets. I guess it’s up to the rest of the Twitter users to decide whether or not they want to be exposed to that.

]]> By: Jon Tiffany http://b6s.net/social-media/twitter-do-and-dont-list-for-webmasters.html/comment-page-1#comment-9 Jon Tiffany Sat, 07 Nov 2009 12:11:44 +0000 http://b6s.net/?p=30#comment-9 Nice post, I always think that its best to use common sense and use these services as intended, if you can add the occasional link when its relevant then fine. So many people are just going all out to get links, I think this is actually counter productive as I'm sure that Google are smart enough to be able to identify and ignore un natural links. I think your guide above is equally applicable to comments on blogs as well. I'll finish by saying that I hope this comment has followed the advice given and added something constructive :) .-= Jon Tiffany´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.aboutloftconversions.co.uk/blogposts/20090915-led-bulbs.html">Go Green and Cool with LED downlighters</a> =-. Nice post, I always think that its best to use common sense and use these services as intended, if you can add the occasional link when its relevant then fine. So many people are just going all out to get links, I think this is actually counter productive as I’m sure that Google are smart enough to be able to identify and ignore un natural links. I think your guide above is equally applicable to comments on blogs as well. I’ll finish by saying that I hope this comment has followed the advice given and added something constructive :)
.-= Jon Tiffany´s last blog ..Go Green and Cool with LED downlighters =-.

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