Twitter Tip of The Day

Use Twitter, or other micro-blogging sites to practice and perfect sentence syntax. Since you have limited space for a message, within that 140 character space, style, structure and syntax can be played with perfecting a message. Twittering demands a concise, structured and organized space. Micro-blogging is blogging in smaller space than with blogging in general.

I have tried saying something in one way, found it was not effective, and tried other word combinations to perfect the message I wanted to deliver. Knowing my space limitations, that makes me less reluctant, and more enthusiastic about creating a better message.

There are so many reasons to micro-blog using Twitter or other platforms, but improving language and communication is a good reason to blog. We make better expressions of a message. We become more sensitive about how words are used and combined. Twittering is about the love of words, phrases, sentences and how they all come together in a chain of communications.

See you on Twitter.

http://twitter.com/kenfach

Tallahassee is high tech and tweets

I go on Twitter daily, and like to read what others here in Tallahassee are tweeting about. So many interesting tweets on all different topics. Twitter is a valuable networking resource, idea market, center of wisdom, a product information source, and so much more. Not everyone in Tallahassee is on Twitter, so I am missing the viewpoint on things from the rest of this community. More people in Tallahassee need to get on Twitter and tweet, share their tweets, and join in on this information highway of micro-blogging. It is fun, and a good sharing experience. I have met very informed people on a number of topics, and gained much knowledge as a result of the pool of tweets on Twitter.

Tallahassee is a good place to live. So many people are connected on line through the various social and business networking sites in cyberspace, and so many are tech savvy, and educated. We have top schools, including Florida State University. We have the renowned Magnate Laboratory, probably the top in the nation. We also have a new technology/research center in the Tallahassee area. How many times have I come across a Florida State University’s research online. Yes, research lives in the air of this community.

People with knowledge are attracted to others for sharing this knowledge and getting feedback, or as they say in the blogging universe, “comments.” On Twitter, you can read opinions, conclusions, links to, and ideas on research projects going on all over. People click the follow button to subscribe to each other’s micro-blogs on Twitter. I have hundreds of followers and I follow hundreds. It is a give and take, share, and share, follow and be followed system.

If you are not on Twitter, and tweeting, it is not too late to sign up for an account, create your profile so others can see who you are, and start following and posting. I hope to read your Tweets as I do my other Tallahassee twittterers.

You can find me on Twitter by going to http://Twitter.com/KenFach .

Starting a new day in Tallahassee

The word day is one of the first words in the holy bible. The word is throughout the bible having a tone of inspiration to prophets, a feeling of newness in the beginning, and a symbol of hope. Now, I am looking out the window at a new day, a new beginning, here in Tallahassee, Florida.

First of all, I have been reading so many mini blogs at http://twitter.com. This is a blogging service that goes on day and night, 24/7, just like there is always, day, somewhere on earth.

 On Twitter, I can read what my friends and others are doing at the moment, what they are thinking, what they are wanting, what they are cooking, what they are making, where they are traveling, how they are doing what they are doing. It is a real life storyline of events and thoughts. I jump into the mass of writers, and express myself as well. I tell the world who I am, where I am, what I am doing, how I am doing it. I discuss in the limited amount of space offered, about 140 words

Such is one way that I can start my day. Not the only way

How I Twitter To Share and To Learn

In between those blog posts, sometimes big posts, and work demand, I like to twitter.

I go to http://twitter.com and find myself
reading twitters from my friends and from the general public before I input my twitter posts, or I may go right to work at twittering.

What is the big deal about Twitter, you say. Well, it is extremely popular and so many are twittering. It is a fast way to build a network: social, common interes, or business. It has high SEO. Search engions love Twitterers. The big benefit is that you are not reading someone’s long, boring blog post, since Twitter posts are small, mini-blogs that focus on answers to the question, what are you doing now.

The answer to that question can have a wide diversity of responses. What you are doing now can be a thought you are thinking, an act you are performing, a dream you are having, a desire you are planning to experience, a mood you are in, a complaint you have, an issue you are working to resolve, knowledge you are sharing, a longing you sharing with the world. It is unlimited the number of responses to the question, What are you doing now?

Since I have been using Twitter as a vehicle to grow my business, make friends, get to know others in my community and in lands that interest me, I have read posts about: animal husbandry, cooking suggestions, favorite dishes, successful and unsuccessful relationship, the latest in music and video, travel experiences (my favorite), yard work, waiting in line, real estate interests, real estate professionals networking with ideas, buyers looking for homes, sellers wanting to sell their homes, friends learning about technology used by each other. So much diversity and idea sharing goes on in Twitter.

Who gets benefitted by all this? Kennet Fach, a Mortgage Consultant and Real Estate Agent.
Twittering is now my passion. It is my way of keeping up with others, getting instant news before it is even in the news. I can even get northwest Florida news and happenings sometime very fast through this tool.

Twitter brings out the best and sometimes the worst within us. I can work on my strengths and reduce my shortcomings thanks to the feedback from other Twitters. We all have something to share. We can share on Twitter in short messages. Nothing long is allowed. Just short, in phrases, sentences, broken sentences. It is not a grammer test.

So I invite you to my Twitter posts at http://Twitter.com/kenfach.