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This is the second in this series of interviews.  I can think of few people who have taken to using social media more successfully than Sarah.  Indeed it has been so natural, that i wonder if she realises how big a change it really represents? Name: Sarah Arrow               Twitter name: @Essex_courier What is your main […][...] read more » Social Media Entrepreneur’s Interviews No2 – Sarah Arrow

This is the first in a series of interviews with some very interesting and successful people who are actively using social media, and as expected focuses on Change:- Name: Andy Preston                                       Twitter name: @AndyPreston What is your main Change challenge at present? Andy: With my company and my clients, it’s adapting to the change in […][...] read more » Social Media Entrepreneurs Interviews No1 – Andy Preston

Once you have your account, and have some folks who are ‘tuning in’ you then need to start the real business of actually saying something, because, of course, your followers are unlikely to stick around if you either say nothing or broadcast rubbish.  It seems to me that the favourite content areas are:- Quotes:  This […][...] read more » My Twitter Lessons .. No 4 (Content is King)

So the next step in my journey having dipped a couple more toes in the water, was to realise that if I went to the profile of someone very active in the field I was interested (in my case Change) and looked at who they were following (on the basis that they might be of […][...] read more » My Twitter Lessons .. No2 (Next Steps)

I make no claims to being an expert but hopefully my toddler steps may help some others to learn from my journey. I’ve had a twitter account for about a year, but I frankly didn’t get it.  Why would I want to be  inundated with the minutiae of other people’s lives? And I couldn’t imagine […][...] read more » My Twitter Lessons .. No1 (Getting Started)