Sweethearts showing Twitter the loveSweethearts, which have managed to remain a staple of Valentine's Day for 145 years despite tasting like fruit-flavored chalk, have announced that they'll be adding the phrase "Tweet me" to their conversation hearts this year. Sweethearts and Twitter seem like a match made in brand heaven. As Biz Stone, Twitter's co-founder, put it, "It's even more proof that people can say anything in short messages. A 140-character message may seem short. Sweethearts are even smaller." The messages clearly needed a little updating, as past high-tech phrases now seem absurd. Like "Fax me." Really, who faxes a love note? Probably the same sort of weirdo who publicly declares their love in 140 characters. |
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Published on February 1, 2010 | Permalink
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Tweets of the Day: @badbanana |
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Published on January 20, 2010 | Permalink
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Five to Follow: Our picks for Jan. 11Every Monday, we publish our "Five to Follow" picks: five people in advertising and marketing who are worth following on Twitter. Here are our selections for the week of Jan. 11. 1. @gfulgoni. Gian Fulgoni. Chairman of comScore. 2. @dens. Dennis Crowley. Founder of Foursquare. 3. @rickjulian. Rick Julian. CEO of Quo Vadis Communications. 4. @dickssportcmo. Jeff Hennion. CMO and evp of e-commerce at Dick's Sporting Goods and Golf Galaxy. 5. @respres. Jeff Turner. President of Zeek Interactive. Here's a live feed of their Twitter messages: |
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Published on January 11, 2010 | Permalink
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Five to Follow: Our picks for Jan. 4Every Monday, we publish our "Five to Follow" picks: five people in advertising and marketing who are worth following on Twitter. Here are our selections for the week of Jan. 4. 1. @adamkleinberg. Adam Kleinberg. CEO of Traction. 2. @mucas. Marc Lucas. Chief creative officer at Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal + Partners. 3. @dneisser. Drew Neisser. CEO of Renegade. 4. @brentter. Brent Terrazas. Author of the Everything's Better With Brentter ad blog. 5. @thelivefeed. James Hibberd. Author of the Hollywood Reporter blog The Live Feed. Here's a live feed of their Twitter messages: |
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Published on January 4, 2010 | Permalink
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Tweets of the Day: @JeffreyHayzlett@JeffreyHayzlett, aka Kodak CMO Jeffrey Hayzlett, on how not to kiss his butt at the holidays. |
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Published on December 22, 2009 | Permalink
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Tweets of the Day: @chrissyteigen |
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Published on December 9, 2009 | Permalink
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Five to Follow: Our picks for Dec. 7Every week, we publish our "Five to Follow" picks: five people in advertising and marketing who are worth following on Twitter. Here are our selections for the week of Dec. 7. 1. @joshspear. Josh Spear. CEO of Undercurrent. 2. @ericschmidt. Eric Schmidt. CEO of Google. Finally giving Twitter a try. 3. @zimbalist. Michael Zimbalist. Vp of R&D at The New York Times. 4. @adrianholovaty. Adrian Holovaty. Founder of EveryBlock.com and YouTube's gypsy jazz guitar hero. 5. @LPT. Laura P. Thomas. Longtime PR and branding leader at Dell. Online goddess. Here's a live feed of their Twitter messages: |
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Published on December 7, 2009 | Permalink
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Five to Follow: Our picks for Nov. 30Every Monday, we publish our "Five to Follow" picks: five people in advertising and marketing who are worth following on Twitter. Here are our selections for the week of Nov. 30. 1. @MHJohnston. Morgan Johnston. The voice of @jetblue. 2. @guerrillacomm. Herbert Krabel. Owner of Guerrilla Communication. 3. @amanda. Amanda Rose. Strategic advisor for Bright One, connecting cash-strapped nonprofits with PR students in need of experience. 4. @avinashkaushik. Avinash Kaushik. Google Analytics evangelist and author of Web Analytics 2.0. 5. @ssmirnov. Stephanie Smirnov. President of DeVries PR, where she runs the Strategy and Innovation Group. Here's a live feed of their Twitter messages: |
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Published on November 30, 2009 | Permalink
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Tweets of the Day: @overthinker@overthinker, aka Alexis Levenson, knows what you want to hear. |
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Published on November 24, 2009 | Permalink
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Five to Follow: Our picks for Nov. 16Every Monday, we publish our "Five to Follow" picks: five people in advertising and marketing who are worth following on Twitter. Here are our selections for the week of Nov. 16. 1. @sjoosten. Stan Joosten. Innovation manager at Procter & Gamble. 2. @gregoryng. Gregory Ng. Creative director at Brooks Bell Interactive, frozen-food blogger at FreezerBurns.com and retired Chelvis, "the Chinese Elvis." 3. @AaronStrout. Aaron Strout. CMO at Powered. 4. @getshust. Dan Shust. Director of emerging media for Resource Interactive. 5. @parislemon. MG Siegler. Blogger for TechCrunch, subject of catchy attack jingles. Here's a live feed of their Twitter messages: |
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Published on November 16, 2009 | Permalink
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