I’ve been working on a highly-experimental Twitter project that I’ll be revealing very shortly. I’ll have more details for you soon, plus a video I’m working on right now.
In the meantime, if you haven’t followed me on Twitter yet, you might catch a glimpse—a small piece of it—by watching what happens after you follow.
Here’s another clue:
Check out this post I made on Tony Blake’s forum (and take a second to register while you’re there—I highly recommend it!)
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Hi John
I was inspired by your earlier post about the retweet links that pre-populate the Status box on Twitter, but frustrated by the time it took to actually create them, so I created a site that would do all the work for me. I’m making it public so anyone can create one quickly and easily.
I hope you won’t mind me posting it here:
http://RetweetLink.com
If it’s not competing with one of your services, then I’d be incredibly grateful for a tweet about it
(If it does compete, then I guess you won’t say anything!)
Thanks, John for the great tip about those retweet links!
Thanks much for this Paul… I was wondering the same thing about creating those RT links! And than you, John, for leaving Paul’s post as a great resource to create RTs!
John, you can find a few additional tips over at Mashable that may help you build your new Twitter Project. You probably already know of this but in case you’ve missed it; http://mashable.com/2009/04/06/twitter-and-facebook-post-huge-growth-numbers-in-march/
Thanks, folks! Some nice tips there!
John