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Twifficiency: Interesting But Flawed

By Mark Evans | Published: August 18, 2010
There’s been some healthy buzz this week about Twifficiency with many Twitter users checking to measure their presence and activity – something that goes hand in hand with their obsession with the number of followers. According to Twifficiency “calculates your twitter efficiency based upon your twitter activity. This includes how many people you follow, how [...]
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Are the “Tech Pundits” Paying Attention?

By Mark Evans | Published: June 8, 2010
It’s always gratifying to attract a retweet (aka RT) because it means that someone found a tweet interesting enough to share with their followers. And it’s extra-gratifying when someone with a large profile/following decides to bestow a RT. Within the high-tech marketplace, there’s a service called Who Tech Pundits Tweet that puts the spotlight on [...]
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Red-Hot Retweets

By Mark Evans | Published: October 20, 2009
Retweets (aka RT) are a popular way to quickly pass along interesting tweets, while giving credit to the person who wrote the update. In some respects, Retweets are also a pretty good barometer of the hottest stories or Web sites based on the ideas that something that’s Retweeted a lot must be attracting a lot [...]
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