Why do people participate in Twitter chats? I asked a number of friends and colleagues this question. What came back was pretty consistent: people participate to get information, ideas, contribute to a community, and meet new people. Read more to find out about the components of a successful Twitter chat.
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- Mati: Hi Debra, Even if your interests should shift or expand it's all about the 2.0 community here that you've organized. It's comfortable and familiar. B
- Hildy Gottlieb: Oh no, the naming question! :-) Naming anything is a strategic decision (we dedicated the first 7 months of this year engaging the world in creating o
- Sue Anne Reed: I've been actually thinking of trying to name my blog something other than my name. I find my name really limiting and not very descriptive. I think i
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Debra Askanase is an experienced community organizer, non-profit executive and business consultant. She advises small/medium-sized businesses and non-profits on social media strategy. She holds an MBA in International Business. You can follow her @askdebra on Twitter, too.
