Comments on: The Bar Brawl of The Swedish Twittersphere http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/ Walter Naeslund. Founder and CEO of The Advertising Agency Honesty. Professional Speaker. Wed, 25 Apr 2012 05:00:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Olle Ahnve http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/comment-page-1/#comment-328 Olle Ahnve Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:15:08 +0000 http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/#comment-328 Excactly my opinon. Excactly my opinon.

]]> By: Walter Naeslund http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/comment-page-1/#comment-327 Walter Naeslund Fri, 06 Feb 2009 14:46:48 +0000 http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/#comment-327 @Olle, Things that you want Jung to be saying should come from @jung. Some things are like that. But anything personal, or anything that you want a personal response to should come from a person. There is also something honest about stating @jung under certain circumstances when listening. Perhaps Jung, as an agency, just wants to keep track of what certain Twitterers are saying, then, to me, it is more honest to do that from @Jung. Like an inverted press service. Simply put, there are different ways to use microblogging for different situations. @Olle,
Things that you want Jung to be saying should come from @jung. Some things are like that. But anything personal, or anything that you want a personal response to should come from a person.

There is also something honest about stating @jung under certain circumstances when listening. Perhaps Jung, as an agency, just wants to keep track of what certain Twitterers are saying, then, to me, it is more honest to do that from @Jung. Like an inverted press service.

Simply put, there are different ways to use microblogging for different situations.

]]> By: Walter Naeslund http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/comment-page-1/#comment-326 Walter Naeslund Fri, 06 Feb 2009 14:36:32 +0000 http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/#comment-326 @Jesper, I've enjoyed your blogging. Let me know if you start another blog. Where will you go to? @Jesper, I’ve enjoyed your blogging. Let me know if you start another blog. Where will you go to?

]]> By: Jesper Åström http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/comment-page-1/#comment-325 Jesper Åström Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:57:11 +0000 http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/#comment-325 @Walter - Well... I assume that I cannot disagree with that one. A perversion of twitter future will be when we time tweets to set off when we are gone from our house so that burglars will think we are still at home. Like a barking dog alarm, but web bound. From today I will only sporadically be writing on online-pr as it is my last day at H&H. //Jesper @Walter – Well… I assume that I cannot disagree with that one. A perversion of twitter future will be when we time tweets to set off when we are gone from our house so that burglars will think we are still at home. Like a barking dog alarm, but web bound.

From today I will only sporadically be writing on online-pr as it is my last day at H&H.

//Jesper

]]> By: Olle Ahnve http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/comment-page-1/#comment-323 Olle Ahnve Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:13:42 +0000 http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/#comment-323 I sincerely enjoy this discussion, thanks for keeping it alive :). I have a hunch that many companies use their Twitter account to distribute, rather than listening. I also think they add people to make them aware of the company's Twitter presence. I also think they are uncertain about their Twitter strategy. I finally think this is all ok, as long as they keep the respect for their community, and focus on learning. To continue with the Jung Twitter account transparency. I update it most of the time with the help of my colleagues. Would you prefer that it is stated in the bio of our account? We started micro-blogging for 3 reasons: 1. We think there are people that want to know things about Jung that doesn't suit the blog or the web site. 2. We think there are people that want to know what's going on at Jung and don't want to know what I'm doing (or my other colleagues). 3. Micro-blogging is new and its full potential is far from explored. It is truly exciting and if we're not exploring it I think we're doing ourselves a disservice. I sincerely enjoy this discussion, thanks for keeping it alive :) .

I have a hunch that many companies use their Twitter account to distribute, rather than listening. I also think they add people to make them aware of the company’s Twitter presence. I also think they are uncertain about their Twitter strategy. I finally think this is all ok, as long as they keep the respect for their community, and focus on learning.

To continue with the Jung Twitter account transparency. I update it most of the time with the help of my colleagues. Would you prefer that it is stated in the bio of our account?

We started micro-blogging for 3 reasons:
1. We think there are people that want to know things about Jung that doesn’t suit the blog or the web site.
2. We think there are people that want to know what’s going on at Jung and don’t want to know what I’m doing (or my other colleagues).
3. Micro-blogging is new and its full potential is far from explored. It is truly exciting and if we’re not exploring it I think we’re doing ourselves a disservice.

]]> By: Walter Naeslund http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/comment-page-1/#comment-322 Walter Naeslund Fri, 06 Feb 2009 12:51:41 +0000 http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/#comment-322 Of course. I can't see how that would be a bad thing, unless they are stalkers or burglars. People following me don't clutter my timeline or anything else. Of course. I can’t see how that would be a bad thing, unless they are stalkers or burglars. People following me don’t clutter my timeline or anything else.

]]> By: Jesper Åström http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/comment-page-1/#comment-321 Jesper Åström Fri, 06 Feb 2009 12:09:48 +0000 http://walternaeslund.com/the-bar-brawl-of-the-swedish-twittersphere/#comment-321 So we agree. But to make full circle on your argument that you like to follow both an organization and its employees, there has to be an acceptance of people and organizations hoaming in on you in return. Wouldn't you agree? //Jesper So we agree. But to make full circle on your argument that you like to follow both an organization and its employees, there has to be an acceptance of people and organizations hoaming in on you in return. Wouldn’t you agree?

//Jesper

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