Comments on: Twitter: The Value of Good Conversation http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/ interactive marketing and social media Mon, 26 Mar 2012 14:54:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: How Twitter Can Save The World « Eric Guerin's Inane Ramblings http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-4593 How Twitter Can Save The World « Eric Guerin's Inane Ramblings Tue, 18 Aug 2009 16:02:29 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-4593 [...] conversation on Twitter is posted by Adam Cohen (or @adamcohen on Twitter) on his blog called Twitter: The Value of Good Conversation where he takes a snapshot of a conversation between Scott Monty (@ScottMonty) and Christopher Penn [...] [...] conversation on Twitter is posted by Adam Cohen (or @adamcohen on Twitter) on his blog called Twitter: The Value of Good Conversation where he takes a snapshot of a conversation between Scott Monty (@ScottMonty) and Christopher Penn [...]

]]> By: Eric Guerin http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-174 Eric Guerin Fri, 14 Nov 2008 22:17:18 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-174 Great Post Adam! As I mentioned to you, your post inspired me to share my blog post <a href="http://www.smartmarketmovie.com/eric/twitter-save-world/" title="How Twitter Can Save The World" rel="nofollow">How Twitter Can Save The World</a> about my own Twitter story of how I helped one of my Twitter followers who had a flat bike tire find a bike shop in downtown Boston. The quality of conversation and people willing to help others on Twitter is always amazing to me. Again fantastic post, keep up the good work! <a href="http://twitter.com/eric_guerin" rel="nofollow">@eric_guerin</a> Great Post Adam! As I mentioned to you, your post inspired me to share my blog post How Twitter Can Save The World about my own Twitter story of how I helped one of my Twitter followers who had a flat bike tire find a bike shop in downtown Boston. The quality of conversation and people willing to help others on Twitter is always amazing to me. Again fantastic post, keep up the good work!
@eric_guerin

]]> By: Eric Guerin http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-5517 Eric Guerin Fri, 14 Nov 2008 22:17:00 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-5517 Great Post Adam! As I mentioned to you, your post inspired me to share my blog post <a href="http://www.smartmarketmovie.com/eric/twitter-save-world/" title="How Twitter Can Save The World" rel="nofollow">How Twitter Can Save The World</a> about my own Twitter story of how I helped one of my Twitter followers who had a flat bike tire find a bike shop in downtown Boston. The quality of conversation and people willing to help others on Twitter is always amazing to me. Again fantastic post, keep up the good work! <a href="http://twitter.com/eric_guerin" rel="nofollow">@eric_guerin</a> Great Post Adam! As I mentioned to you, your post inspired me to share my blog post How Twitter Can Save The World about my own Twitter story of how I helped one of my Twitter followers who had a flat bike tire find a bike shop in downtown Boston. The quality of conversation and people willing to help others on Twitter is always amazing to me. Again fantastic post, keep up the good work!
@eric_guerin

]]> By: Jim Storer http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-170 Jim Storer Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:49:16 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-170 @adam - great post! you clued me into this conversation last night as it was happening via twitter and I enjoyed watching along. i've had many similar conversations about twitter (even to the point of open ridicule by family members), but the result is nearly always the same... they thank me at some point down the road. ps... i have to admit, i was completely distracted by the category cloud you have up there in the sidebar. @scott - re: transcription... you might want to check out Tabbloid from HP. You can send it a feed (i.e. a search string from search.twitter.com) and it sends you a roll up in a nice tidy package (that's meant to be printed... on ink... preferably from HP). @adam – great post! you clued me into this conversation last night as it was happening via twitter and I enjoyed watching along. i’ve had many similar conversations about twitter (even to the point of open ridicule by family members), but the result is nearly always the same… they thank me at some point down the road. ps… i have to admit, i was completely distracted by the category cloud you have up there in the sidebar.

@scott – re: transcription… you might want to check out Tabbloid from HP. You can send it a feed (i.e. a search string from search.twitter.com) and it sends you a roll up in a nice tidy package (that’s meant to be printed… on ink… preferably from HP).

]]> By: Jim Storer http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-5516 Jim Storer Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:49:00 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-5516 @adam - great post! you clued me into this conversation last night as it was happening via twitter and I enjoyed watching along. i've had many similar conversations about twitter (even to the point of open ridicule by family members), but the result is nearly always the same... they thank me at some point down the road. ps... i have to admit, i was completely distracted by the category cloud you have up there in the sidebar. @scott - re: transcription... you might want to check out Tabbloid from HP. You can send it a feed (i.e. a search string from search.twitter.com) and it sends you a roll up in a nice tidy package (that's meant to be printed... on ink... preferably from HP). @adam – great post! you clued me into this conversation last night as it was happening via twitter and I enjoyed watching along. i’ve had many similar conversations about twitter (even to the point of open ridicule by family members), but the result is nearly always the same… they thank me at some point down the road. ps… i have to admit, i was completely distracted by the category cloud you have up there in the sidebar.

@scott – re: transcription… you might want to check out Tabbloid from HP. You can send it a feed (i.e. a search string from search.twitter.com) and it sends you a roll up in a nice tidy package (that’s meant to be printed… on ink… preferably from HP).

]]> By: Marc Meyer http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-169 Marc Meyer Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:38:07 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-169 Adam, very timely. I value the good conversation as much as anyone and I conclude that though it's 140 characters, we have to be selective of the words we choose. More to the point, the value of your words can hold even greater value depending on who you choose to share them with. So the value holds true if the conversations are not about driving, eating, watching, bathing etc. As soon as people realize that they'll get more out of twitter by being selective of the people they follow-the sooner they will see a higher and greater return in the conversations they have. great post. Adam, very timely. I value the good conversation as much as anyone and I conclude that though it’s 140 characters, we have to be selective of the words we choose. More to the point, the value of your words can hold even greater value depending on who you choose to share them with. So the value holds true if the conversations are not about driving, eating, watching, bathing etc. As soon as people realize that they’ll get more out of twitter by being selective of the people they follow-the sooner they will see a higher and greater return in the conversations they have. great post.

]]> By: Marc Meyer http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-5515 Marc Meyer Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:38:00 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-5515 Adam, very timely. I value the good conversation as much as anyone and I conclude that though it's 140 characters, we have to be selective of the words we choose. More to the point, the value of your words can hold even greater value depending on who you choose to share them with. So the value holds true if the conversations are not about driving, eating, watching, bathing etc. As soon as people realize that they'll get more out of twitter by being selective of the people they follow-the sooner they will see a higher and greater return in the conversations they have. great post. Adam, very timely. I value the good conversation as much as anyone and I conclude that though it’s 140 characters, we have to be selective of the words we choose. More to the point, the value of your words can hold even greater value depending on who you choose to share them with. So the value holds true if the conversations are not about driving, eating, watching, bathing etc. As soon as people realize that they’ll get more out of twitter by being selective of the people they follow-the sooner they will see a higher and greater return in the conversations they have. great post.

]]> By: Lewis Green http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-168 Lewis Green Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:37:19 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-168 I resisted for two years: Big mistake. My access to great ideas, good conversation, smart people plus referals and leads has grown by 600 contacts--a third of that this week. Twitter creates community and is good for business, as long as that is not our objective. I resisted for two years: Big mistake. My access to great ideas, good conversation, smart people plus referals and leads has grown by 600 contacts–a third of that this week. Twitter creates community and is good for business, as long as that is not our objective.

]]> By: Lewis Green http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-5514 Lewis Green Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:37:00 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-5514 I resisted for two years: Big mistake. My access to great ideas, good conversation, smart people plus referals and leads has grown by 600 contacts--a third of that this week. Twitter creates community and is good for business, as long as that is not our objective. I resisted for two years: Big mistake. My access to great ideas, good conversation, smart people plus referals and leads has grown by 600 contacts–a third of that this week. Twitter creates community and is good for business, as long as that is not our objective.

]]> By: Justin King http://adamhcohen.com/twitter-the-value-of-good-conversation/comment-page-1/#comment-167 Justin King Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:27:43 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=179#comment-167 Great post, Adam. Hard to explain the value until it is experienced. But, that's everything in the marketing world isn't it? People need to understand the value of the experience, or actually experience it themselves before they can really sink their teeth in it. We live in the "Experience Economy" as Jim Gilmore terms it. Funny how I didn't get it either until I experienced it first hand. I wonder how we show people the overall experience of Social Media in an easy way. Showing conversations as you have here I think is a great start. Love to see clients using Twitter - welcome @kevinertell!! Great post, Adam. Hard to explain the value until it is experienced. But, that’s everything in the marketing world isn’t it? People need to understand the value of the experience, or actually experience it themselves before they can really sink their teeth in it. We live in the “Experience Economy” as Jim Gilmore terms it. Funny how I didn’t get it either until I experienced it first hand.

I wonder how we show people the overall experience of Social Media in an easy way. Showing conversations as you have here I think is a great start.

Love to see clients using Twitter – welcome @kevinertell!!

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