Ever wonder if someone follows you back on Twitter or not? I know this is already an old site, but I still find it very useful. You don’t need to worry about if someone follows you back or not. Just type in their username and your username on the textbox and click the ‘check’ button.
CreativeCloud imagined printing Twitter and laid it out in a detailed graphic that sums up the questions.
Printing Twitter will definitely consume a lot of money and work force. Can’t imagine if Facebook or Wikipedia will be printed as well. 
Below is the Twitter mathematical figure.
Here’s a breakdown of the graphics below:
If You Printed Twitter…
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Yesterday, Bing announced that they will include Twitter and Facebook on their search results. I don’t think that the search giant will not take the advantage of having Twitter on their search results for real-time search.
Google’s Vice-President of Search Products Marissa Mayer has announced that they’re going to offer Twitter a search deal.
From the Google blog post:
“Given this new type of information and its value to search, we are very excited to announce that we have reached an agreement with Twitter to include their updates in our search results. We believe that our search results and user experience will greatly benefit from the inclusion of this up-to-the-minute data, and we look forward to having a product that showcases how tweets can make search better in the coming months. That way, the next time you search for something that can be aided by a real-time observation, say, snow conditions at your favorite ski resort, you’ll find tweets from other users who are there and sharing the latest and greatest information.”
It isn’t clear yet how will the Twitter feeds will appear in Google search. It maybe merged into normal search results or can be a standalone search product just like the Google Blog Search or the Do Follow Blog Search perhaps? So if it will be merged into a normal search, how will it compete with those keywords that has strong backlinks and those that haven’t been optimized?
Anyway, Google and Microsoft is here on a battle for the best and most informative real-time search. However, Google didn’t announced about Facebook yet. And Twitter has pretty clear million dollar deals here.
I was browsing over the web news last night and I stumbled upon this wonderful presentation about social media marketing on SlideShare from Marta Kagan, Managing Director of US at Espresso. I didn’t get to see her first part of the What the F**k is Social Media last year and I was totally enlightened by the sequel of her first presentation.
What the F**k is Social Media? – I also wondered about that question when I first heard this popular social media marketing campaign that is going on over the web for quite a long time now. With the tremendous growth of these social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, blogging, etc., maybe it’s time that people who don’t have any idea about the power of social media sites to really understand how it really works. The sequel – What the F**k is Social Media: One Year Later is really one of the best presentation that I’ve seen that explains best what it is all about.
I won’t make it long for you guys to see the slide… Here you go:
When I first signed up on Twitter, I personally didn’t like their home page by that time. Some of my friends didn’t like the Twitter home page before because it is really hard to understand at first.
After a few months of waiting, here it is now. A brand new Twitter home page that I think is better than their home page before. It is very blue and simple that you can easily understand what the site is all about or rather what you can do on the site. Twitter’s team somehow managed to bring their focus on their “Search” feature where you can see on their brand new home page the big search bar at the heart of the page along with the most popular topics at the very moment, for the past few days and for the entire week.
So if you haven’t seen that when you logged in today, just logout and give it a look. I bet you will all like it than before. 
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