As part of our ongoing exploration of Twitter, I’ve formed a couple of new outposts to explore ways to enable SMUGgles to get to know each other and interact.
The first is a Social Media University, Global (SMUG) Twitter Group, on the TwitterGroups site. The user interface reminds me a bit of Craigslist, and it seemed kind of odd that although I’m the group creator, when I went there today it gave me the “Join Group” option instead of knowing that I am a member.
So, I joined again. Now I’m on the list.
I hope you’ll join too, so we can explore together and see whether this service is worthwhile.
That’s part of the idea of SMUG: Get hands-on experience with social media tools, so you can see whether they make sense for you to use in your own business or non-profit organization.
So if you post tweets about it, use the #smug hashtag, and we’ll see if they get pulled into the group.
SMUG Twitter Group
As part of our ongoing exploration of Twitter, I’ve formed a couple of new outposts to explore ways to enable SMUGgles to get to know each other and interact.
The first is a Social Media University, Global (SMUG) Twitter Group, on the TwitterGroups site. The user interface reminds me a bit of Craigslist, and it seemed kind of odd that although I’m the group creator, when I went there today it gave me the “Join Group” option instead of knowing that I am a member.
So, I joined again. Now I’m on the list.
I hope you’ll join too, so we can explore together and see whether this service is worthwhile.
That’s part of the idea of SMUG: Get hands-on experience with social media tools, so you can see whether they make sense for you to use in your own business or non-profit organization.
So if you post tweets about it, use the #smug hashtag, and we’ll see if they get pulled into the group.
I’ll be interested to see what you think!