Katie thanks for the link and the comments. A question you have been stalking me on twitter haven’t you, I tweet from all over the place, and a self confessed twitter addict.

By any chance are you an Aussie, I ask as you mention vegemite.

Hi Michael,

I actually mentioned Vegemite for your benefit. I’m a Texan, currently exiled to Minnesota. About as far from Austrailia as one can get, I dare say! Glad you visited!

-Katie

ARGH! Twitter is down! I repeat: twitter is down! What is a twitdict to do?? ARGHHHHH!!!

Twitter saved my blog and helped me get feedback on my post- I’ve found several intellectual sexy contacts that keep me on my toes.

“Intellectual sexy contacts,” huh? Interesting choice of words…

Twitter is great for <> blog PR, that’s for sure. I’ve been enjoying quite the bump for the site this week, which is fantastic. It’s not only good for me, but also good for my company - http://www.bsgalliance.com.

Thanks for stopping by, mysterymika101.

I am new to the twitter world and am slowly building a following and trying to make it a useful tool for my work. I am getting a little addicted to it even though I have a limited following. Once I get a following, I willbe really addicted to it. You have a nice blog.

Katie - you & JP got me to put this post together re: your post and his… Thanks.

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Thanks I hate to call support of this type of question, but better to know for sure than too get charged. My text plan includes 400 texts.

put.down.the.phone. put.down.the.laptop. we’re supposed to be off this week, you kookamaniac twitterholic. plus, isn’t it saturday? can’t tell. lost track. working on my blog post.

Once twitter pulls you in, there’s no escaping!

For pilotingtheperfectmove: Your business as a real estate agent is PERFECT for twitter. Every time you see an interesting listing, tweet it! Follow lots of people, and they’ll start following you.

For Curtis: I don’t know what AT&T’s policies are. I suggest you check with them to see what the text messaging rates are. Twitter shouldn’t cost you any more than a standard text message would.

Best of luck to you both! Thanks for visiting!

I am also new to twitter. I think it can come in handy to keep your blog readers up to date if they want to read more about you.

I would love to twitter on my phone but don’t know if my carrier(att) will charge me for using the twitter short code.

Twitdicted user here.

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