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Justin Thorp said,

May 31, 2008 @ 2:31 pm

My 2 cents…

I really truly believe that any businessman who isn’t using twitter is leaving money on the table.

Marketing is no longer a mass media game. It’s not about passively engaging millions of people. It’s about relationships.

If you wanna win over new customers and build community you have to meet them one on one. All of these different tools, whether it’s Twitter, ustream, seesmic, Facebooks, LinkedIn or whatever, are tools of which you can connect with existing and potential customers in a way that you can build a relationship with them.

In the world of word of mouth, every single user matters, no matter what. You don’t know if that one user who you’re shrugging off because you don’t use X service is going to be the one who will land use the next multi-million dollar deal.

It’s gotta be complete and utter transparency.

And Hooman based on how well known you are and your personality, I’m confident that you could get 2000 followers on Twitter without breaking a sweat.

Hooman Radfar said,

June 1, 2008 @ 3:48 pm

Justin, appreciate the feedback. I still have faith that there is a role for Twitter in my life. I just need to organize things a bit so that I have time to figure it out!

John Furrier said,

June 9, 2008 @ 7:10 pm

Hooman,
Twitter is not for the busy CEO. Twitter should work for you instead of you working on it. Hey maybe someone will leverage that social graph data… hmm

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