Guy’s Mystery Method of Picking Up Followers on Twitter, Revealed

by Kevin Singarayar on November 11, 2008

in Social Media

If you’d read my post on How to Restructure Your Marketing Around Twitter, you’d have sensed my slight biasness towards Guy Kawasaki’s use of Twitter.  I like the way he works it.  You may like how he does it too.  No shame in that.

Guy has not only read The Cluetrain Manifesto, he lives it.

So, you might be pleased to know that Guy has let slip his mysterious maneuvers to picking up followers on Twitter on his blog.  I say “you might be please to know” because I don’t want to be overly presumptuous and assume you’ll be pleased with anything Guy Kawasaki does, or says.  I know that that right only applies to me - because I’ve endeared myself to you, haven’t I?  Haven’t I?  Why do I hear crickets?

Anyways, check out Guy’s post.  It’s really something else.  On the other hand, if you insist Guy is full of it and isnt’ worth your 5 minutes, then meet Kevin D. Hendricks.  You’ll understand why when you click here.  Oh, the horror!

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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Kevin D. Hendricks 11.12.08 at 9:24 pm

Thanks for the link. For the record, I should note that I don’t think Kawasaki is full of it. I just disagree with him on this one issue.

2 Kevin Singarayar 11.13.08 at 10:11 am

No worries, Kevin. And thanks for letting us know where you stand on this.

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