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The Twitter Diet All the Rage

By Mark Evans | Published: August 10, 2009
I’ve got 255 friends on Twitter – a relatively modest number but, nevertheless, a group that is valuable, manageable, and carefully selected and nurtured. There are, however, many people who have thousands, 10s of thousands, and even 100,000 friends – mostly social media-savvy companies, celebrities, marketers, and people focused on building personal brands. This group includes [...]
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Why Less (Friends on Twitter) is More

By Mark Evans | Published: August 4, 2009
For people embracing Twitter, one of the biggest challenges is who to follow and how to find those people. The other challenge is determining how many people to follow. What’s the magic number – 100, 200, 500, 1000, 10,000, 100,000? The answer is the number can be different depending on your goals and needs. For people [...]
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How to Follow 70K People

By Mark Evans | Published: February 26, 2009
Back in the day when people read blogs, Robert Scoble claimed to be the king of consumption by reading more than 700 blogs/day. From a marketing perspective, it was a savvy move because it cemented his status as someone who was all over blogging and blogs at a time when the platform was emerging into [...]
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