Oh, yeah, baby. Inc. Technology ran an article called Business Uses for Twitter and I got quoted three times! They even gave me a do follow link to flyte.biz. Sweet.
“Wow. It’s not even 9 a.m. and I got all my
required things done for the day. Maybe I’ll go back to bed.“ Rich
Brooks, president of Flyte New Media,
a Web design and Internet marketing firm in Portland, Maine, “tweeted”
that note in mid August. One of his 300 or so “followers” on Twitter,
a social networking service, messaged him back, asking what made him so
productive. “My secret is Pleasant Morning Buzz coffee from Whole
Foods. Damn, now I have to kill you,” Brooks wrote.Later that day, Slaton Carter, a social media
coordinator for Whole Foods Market, the natural foods retailer based in
Austin, messaged Brooks. His unsolicited missive, chosen as “Tweet of
the Day,” had earned him a $25 gift card.“Who says Twittering doesn’t pay?” Brooks jokes.
