You Might Be Missing Out On The Best Part of Twitter
Ask most people if they’re still on Twitter and they look at you like the Predator who just heard someone say, “Hello, I’m Chris Hanson”.
You Might Be Missing Out On The Best Part of Twitter
Ask most people if they’re still on Twitter and they look at you like the Predator who just heard someone say, “Hello, I’m Chris Hanson”.
I’m one of the relatively few left using Twitter. Why do I stay on the social media site?
Marketing is the primary reason. With almost a quarter-million followers, I can send one tweet and reach a larger audience than the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal — combined.
Other good reasons include a free education:
Written articles aren’t as sexy anymore.
The problem is they take too much of our precious time.
Many articles are huge walls of text and take forever to get to the point. The editing is often terrible. The language is complex and can’t be read by those who don’t natively speak English.
The trend taking the Internet by storm is microblogs. The best example is Twitter Threads.
The Rise of Social Media and How it Affects Our Lives
Social media has revolutionized the way we communicate with one another, and it has also caused major shifts in the social structures of our society. It has changed the way people think, act, and feel. Social media is now an integral part of our lives and will probably stay that way.
Twitter: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Twitter is a social media platform that has been around for a while. It has been getting better in the past few years, but it is not without its shortcomings.
Twitter is a social media platform that was founded in 2006 and has been around for over ten years. In the past few years, it has made some major improvements to its platform, but there are still some drawbacks to using Twitter as well.
Twitter was founded in 2006 and has been around for over ten years now. It's made major improvements to its platform in the past few years, but it also has some drawbacks as well.
Twitter's Role in Shaping Current Events
Twitter is a social media platform that allows its users to post and share short messages known as tweets. The 140-character limit on tweets has allowed the social media platform to be used for a variety of purposes, including sharing news, discussing current events, and keeping up with friends.
Twitter has been used by many people to share their thoughts on recent events like the Brexit vote, the U.S. presidential election, and the terrorist attacks in Paris. Twitter users were also able to provide live updates about Hurricane Sandy in 2011 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Social media has revolutionized the way we communicate with one another, and it has also caused major shifts in the social structures of our society. It has changed the way people think, act, and feel. Social media is now an integral part of our lives and will likely stay that way.
Twitter is a social media platform that has been around for a while. It has been getting better in the past few years, but it is not without its shortcomings.
Twitter is a social media platform that was founded in 2006 and has been around for over ten years. In the past few years, it has made some major improvements to its platform, but there are still some drawbacks to using Twitter as well.
Twitter was founded in 2006 and has been around for over ten years now. It's made major improvements to its platform in the past few years, but it also has some drawbacks as well.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows its users to post and share short messages known as tweets. The 140-character limit on tweets has allowed the social media platform to be used for a variety of purposes, including sharing news, discussing current events, and keeping up with friends.
Twitter has been used by many people to share their thoughts on recent events like the Brexit vote, the U.S. presidential election, and the terrorist attacks in Paris. Twitter users were also able to provide live updates about Hurricane Sandy in 2011 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Not All Threads are Created Equal
One example is “The Truth About Making Money Online Written articles aren’t as sexy anymore.
The problem is they take too much of our precious time.
Many articles are huge walls of text and take forever to get to the point. The editing is often terrible. The language is complex and can’t be read by those who don’t natively speak English.
The trend taking the internet by storm is micro-blogs. The best example is Twitter Threads. One of the top-tier things to learn is “47 sentences that'll make you more money than a 4 year business degree”.
https://twitter.com/WrongsToWrite/status/1511662254990712832
I'm always amazed by how many "productivity tips" are shared by early-20-something single kidless guys. Let’s see some tips from women with active teens who can't drive yet, and aging parents who need help and have a business to run. Those are the people I want to hear from.
Do Epic S*it
Take satisfaction from knowing nothing pisses the world off more than you being comfortable with who you are
https://twitter.com/warikoo/status/1165863162266050560
Where else can you “Learn 4TOXIC HABITS THAT ARE KILLING YOUR MOTIVATION”
https://twitter.com/being_nobleman/status/1589474817199468550?s=61&t=TLBHX4k0lVsHdh21AmPHhg
Here are 7 Habits That Can Make You an Extraordinary Person!
https://twitter.com/being_nobleman/status/1589534887450931200?s=61&t=TLBHX4k0lVsHdh21AmPHhg
The ONLY social skills you must master by age 30 to unlock your full potential.
https://twitter.com/theconquermm/status/1589928748773609472?s=61&t=TLBHX4k0lVsHdh21AmPHhg
Jerry Nelson is an American writer living the expat life in Buenos Aires. Some of the adventures Jerry has enjoyed, he jumped into the ocean from the flight deck of an aircraft carrier in the Gulf of Aden, cut off a goat's balls as part of a mating ritual in Indonesia, raced a NASCAR around the oval in Charlotte, created a small coin purse out of live Tarantulas in Australia's outback, spent six-weeks with the Sinaloa cartel along the U.S./Mexican border and sailed a 16th century schooner through the sound and into the open ocean.
Never far from his coffee and Marlboros, Jerry is always glad to discuss future working opportunities. Email him at [email protected] and join the quarter-million who follow him on Twitter.
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Jerry Nelson
Jerry Nelson is an American writer living the expat life in Argentina and winner of the Revi 2021 Reader Award.
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