Tweets in review – October 18 – 31

Oct 31, 2010

Here are my Twitter notes for the past couple of weeks. Look forward to hearing if you have any more to share.

  1. Good reason to dream big: @zaigham_inc RT @milesnadal: “You are what you think about all day long.” -Robert Schuller
  2. Looking into the social media crystal ball: @soniyamonga According to @SmartCompany, the next 10 social media trends – do you agree with this outlook? http://bit.ly/9R61Mb
  3. Space is clearly at a premium in Toronto: @blogTO No parking for toys! A great find in the blogTO Flickr pool –>http://bit.ly/c3mOx6 #funny #photos
  4. Changing with the new PR landscape: @ThePRCoach #SoloPR too: The 7 New Roles Agencies Must Play to Survive Real-Time Business#pr #csrpr #publicrelationshttp://bit.ly/aFXFWq
  5. File under blog-self-improvement: @BarbaraNixon Good post, except for misspelling of word “summary” RT @wpbeginner 32 Ways to Make Your #Blog Suck Less –http://ow.ly/2Yq50 #bwe10
  6. The Twitish are coming, the Twitish are coming: @arikhanson Was Gladwell right? The revolution really won’t be tweeted? Good post today from @jasonfalls http://bit.ly/beWZBA
  7. Location, location… or because it’s already there: @ilovecpstyle Survey: People would rather use a mobile website than an app http://bit.ly/95llRP

About Martin Waxman


Martin Waxman, MCM, is a digital communications strategist. He conducts AI research, leads digital and social media training workshops and speaks at events across North America. He's co-founder of two PR agencies, president of a consultancy and has worked in the industry for nearly 30 years. Martin is a LinkedIn Learning instructor, teaches digital strategy and social media at McMaster University, the Schulich School of Business, University of Toronto SCS and Seneca College. He's a member of the Institute for Public Relations Digital Media Research Center and a past-chair of PRSA Counselors Academy. He has a Master of Communications Management (MCM) from McMaster-Syracuse Universities.

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