Gavin Heaton asks Who Gives a Hoot About Twitter?
Source: servantofchaos.com
As I have explained previously, there are three stages to Twitter commitment, and those who don’t make the effort to FIND value in their newly forming networks will often ask “who gives a hoot about Twitter?”. But for brands (and individuals) there are some significant opportunities. Read more
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