1. Jannie Funster

   Jul 2nd, 2009 at 10:31 am

   Dear John Toots (not!)

   I am exhausted ever more now just reading your post. But I feels I must persevere with this Twotter thing. Whoops. (too tired from blogging even to correct typo.)

   In fact, I think I may just have Stumbled Upon you, my new Number One Twittering Guru, and will look no further, since I do intend to keep on blogging until I die, and doing it “properly” might be a wise choice. And I guess being a twit too. So look for my future stalkings here. I’m serious. I’ve tinkered a bit with Twitter, but I need to Get Serious with in, in this, my on-going mission to Take Over The Blogging World, a world where the telephone was not just a passing phase.

   And boy, is those 2 guys chubby in that first pic.

   

2. Tibi Puiu

   Jul 3rd, 2009 at 4:11 am

   @Jannie That’s the spirit, Jannie! Blogging won’t die off anytime soon, and props for dwelling deeper into twitter. Yeah, chubby fellows right? Which one is the blog and which one is twitter?

3. Alina Popescu

   Jul 3rd, 2009 at 10:58 am

   Tibi, I think something will completely replace something else is just trendy. Like Plurk will be the death of Twitter. Twitter will be the death of blogging, and so on. There’s enough room for several media, if you get a glimpse of each one’s specificity and use it properly. I blog and tweet and I love doing both. And as you’ve shown here, there are dozens of reasons why the two should go together.

4. Mary / GoodlifeZEN

   Jul 3rd, 2009 at 2:12 pm

   Great post, Tibi!
   I like the way you really dig in to a topic. You are one of the few blogs I read without fail.

   cheers
   Mary

5. Tibi Puiu

   Jul 5th, 2009 at 1:13 pm

   @Alina: well said
   @Mary: thank you, Mary. I’m really flattered.

6. Jannie Funster

   Jul 9th, 2009 at 9:08 am

   I’d say the Twitting guy, tweeting I guess, is wearing the glasses. The other guy looks like more of an established force to be reckoned with — the blogger.

   I think Twitter is great for those who maybe don’t want to get too deeply into writing.

   See - told you I’d be stalking you!

7. Tibi Puiu

   Jul 9th, 2009 at 10:13 am

   @Jannie As long as you’re not one of those serial killer types, I don’t mind at all :). Oh and yeah, I’d go with the glasses guy for twitter too. Kinda geeky, but still very badass!

8. Charles - Big Idea Blogger

   Jul 13th, 2009 at 2:04 am

   Wow wow wow! What a super-duper long and detailed post! I guess that’s your blog’s strength, despite your low post frequency.

   My views are the same as yours, twitter will never replace blogging, but they are meant to complement one another.

   Thanks for the comprehensive and detailed list of tips!

9. Phaoloo

   Jul 16th, 2009 at 9:40 am

   Must say you has just told me a great story about Twitter. Twitter has things that other social media have not and these make it become the most place for bloggers and all people now to join, to share, to engage.

10. David Holliday

    Jul 18th, 2009 at 9:54 am

    Very nice thought provoking post.

    I’m very much in the corner that Twitter and blogging are just made for each other. Indeed, just about all the interesting blogs I read, I found as a direct result of Twitter and a lot of the traffic for my own blog is generated there as well.

    Blog and Twitter are both excellent tools to get inspiration and to get ideas out of ones head and into readable media.

    Cheers!
    David

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    Sep 13th, 2009 at 10:36 am

    I am trying to figure out how best to use twitter. My interpretation of the platform so far has been three-fold:
    First, I were to say something real quick about myself or my blog today, what would it be?
    Second, what is consuming me now, and how can I share in the fewest words possible?
    Third, but not least, what is consuming other tweeters? [This is my way of learning or joining the conversation.]

    The blog, on the other hand, provides the details of the above points. [Just replace tweeters with bloggers.]

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    Just came across this post. I now have the luxury of hindsight, and I still agree with your post. Although, for a part time blogger (full-time day job and family), Twitter is an added layer I can’t keep up with. I struggle with my website and answering questions already. I am off to read your 80/20 rule (I believe it is called Paredo’s rule) next. Thank you and I guess I would like to ask, if you are still responding to this site, why you stopped. Good articles. Thanks,

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