Comments on: Guest Blogger Jenise Fryatt on “The Art of the Retweet” http://lizkingevents.com/2010/03/18/guest-blogger-jenise-fryatt-on-the-art-of-the-retweet/ Liz King Events is the leading social media meeting and event planning firm. Use social media and technology to better brand your organization, engage your attendees and increase efficiency. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:02:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jenise Fryatt http://lizkingevents.com/2010/03/18/guest-blogger-jenise-fryatt-on-the-art-of-the-retweet/#comment-263 Jenise Fryatt Sat, 20 Mar 2010 05:30:47 +0000 http://lizkingevents.com/?p=705#comment-263 Daphne, You are one of the people who really knows how to #EIR!! I'm sure you are making lots of new beneficial connections because you are such a great retweeter! I'm very glad to count you as a Twitter friend! Daphne,

You are one of the people who really knows how to #EIR!! I’m sure you are making lots of new beneficial connections because you are such a great retweeter! I’m very glad to count you as a Twitter friend!

]]> By: Jenise Fryatt http://lizkingevents.com/2010/03/18/guest-blogger-jenise-fryatt-on-the-art-of-the-retweet/#comment-256 Jenise Fryatt Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:33:51 +0000 http://lizkingevents.com/?p=705#comment-256 Eric, I LOVE that video too. I first saw it when Cameron Toth posted it a couple of weeks ago and I promptly retweeted it. It really says a lot, but in a very entertaining way. "Tweet poaching" is a new term for me. I love it! What's funny is that when you use a URL shortener like bit.ly or ow.ly, it tracks your tweets and when people RT without giving you credit you can see who did it.Not very good PR for the poacher.Thanks for commenting!! Justin, I absolutely agree. The more you interact with me, and RT my stuff, the more I'm likely to check out your profile, follow, engage and help promote you. When you give, you really give to yourself. I think this is a universal truth. ALSO listening, as you say, is very inspiring. Thanks so much for the comment!! Eric,

I LOVE that video too. I first saw it when Cameron Toth posted it a couple of weeks ago and I promptly retweeted it. It really says a lot, but in a very entertaining way. “Tweet poaching” is a new term for me. I love it! What’s funny is that when you use a URL shortener like bit.ly or ow.ly, it tracks your tweets and when people RT without giving you credit you can see who did it.Not very good PR for the poacher.Thanks for commenting!!

Justin,

I absolutely agree. The more you interact with me, and RT my stuff, the more I’m likely to check out your profile, follow, engage and help promote you. When you give, you really give to yourself. I think this is a universal truth. ALSO listening, as you say, is very inspiring. Thanks so much for the comment!!

]]> By: Daphne Bousquet, CMP http://lizkingevents.com/2010/03/18/guest-blogger-jenise-fryatt-on-the-art-of-the-retweet/#comment-247 Daphne Bousquet, CMP Thu, 18 Mar 2010 23:51:39 +0000 http://lizkingevents.com/?p=705#comment-247 Jenise and Eric, you both are so right about retweeting the original content tweeter. I could tweet this post right now, but I think I'll retweet it instead:-). Jenise and Eric, you both are so right about retweeting the original content tweeter. I could tweet this post right now, but I think I’ll retweet it instead:-).

]]> By: justin locke http://lizkingevents.com/2010/03/18/guest-blogger-jenise-fryatt-on-the-art-of-the-retweet/#comment-243 justin locke Thu, 18 Mar 2010 18:59:46 +0000 http://lizkingevents.com/?p=705#comment-243 hey jenise, great video and post. in the realm of the tweeter and blogger, nothing grabs attention like the thought that HEY SOMEONE IS ACTUALLY LISTENING TO ME. every person who comments on my blog or retweets my tweets gets 50 times the interest from me than all those others who only transmit and never receive. mediocre orchestra conductors all said "watch me," the best ones just listened and watched. always more inspiring when someone is listening. - jl hey jenise, great video and post.

in the realm of the tweeter and blogger, nothing grabs attention like the thought that HEY SOMEONE IS ACTUALLY LISTENING TO ME. every person who comments on my blog or retweets my tweets gets 50 times the interest from me than all those others who only transmit and never receive. mediocre orchestra conductors all said “watch me,” the best ones just listened and watched. always more inspiring when someone is listening. – jl

]]> By: #EIR – RETWEET! The battle cry of social media marketing | Icon Presentations Blog http://lizkingevents.com/2010/03/18/guest-blogger-jenise-fryatt-on-the-art-of-the-retweet/#comment-241 #EIR – RETWEET! The battle cry of social media marketing | Icon Presentations Blog Thu, 18 Mar 2010 17:37:09 +0000 http://lizkingevents.com/?p=705#comment-241 [...] fact, I think it’s a great philosophy for life.  I got really romantic about it recently in a guest blog article I wrote for the awesome Liz King of Liz King events.  Please check it out and let me know what you [...] [...] fact, I think it’s a great philosophy for life.  I got really romantic about it recently in a guest blog article I wrote for the awesome Liz King of Liz King events.  Please check it out and let me know what you [...]

]]> By: Eric Lukazewski http://lizkingevents.com/2010/03/18/guest-blogger-jenise-fryatt-on-the-art-of-the-retweet/#comment-236 Eric Lukazewski Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:11:28 +0000 http://lizkingevents.com/?p=705#comment-236 Wow that's a great video. Well done Jenise! RTing is an art and definitely an affirmation of the value of the individual who posted the message initially. I especially enjoy your point regarding the disconnect by 'poaching' content and not retweeting the original sender. Relationships are in, proprietism is out. Wow that’s a great video. Well done Jenise! RTing is an art and definitely an affirmation of the value of the individual who posted the message initially. I especially enjoy your point regarding the disconnect by ‘poaching’ content and not retweeting the original sender. Relationships are in, proprietism is out.

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