Yes, customers find me on twitter, I just had a Photoshop job in February and doing vBulletin customization work in March and April, and also found some new good friends to Skype with and get a conference with 10 to 14 people going where we talk about things tech, or just whatever is current. And my friends just keep track of me and I am more in contact with them because of it. Instead of them hearing things afterwards. And in regards to vBulletin, I found a lot of pirated and nulled sites promoting themselves, so gathered those up and reported them to piracy.php. And every time I have a question regarding hardware/software/technology/websites/ or whatever I can't just find 123 in google, I get DM responses or @replies with the answer within minutes.
I get something out of twitter, and I hardly spend time putting time/resources into it. Something my blog can't offer me, or a portfolio page, or a forum once in a while.
I can see why some people can't get anything out of it - not even enjoying reading what certain people or friends are up to. Just because someone likes the xbox360 doesn't mean everybody does. It applies to everything.
I get something out of twitter, and I hardly spend time putting time/resources into it. Something my blog can't offer me, or a portfolio page, or a forum once in a while.
I can see why some people can't get anything out of it - not even enjoying reading what certain people or friends are up to. Just because someone likes the xbox360 doesn't mean everybody does. It applies to everything.
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