Comments on: Get started with FINT: Social Networking on Facebook, LinkedIN and Twitter. So, do you FINT yet? http://www.microarts.com/culture/branding-insights/get-started-with-fint-social-networking If you blog it, they will come. The MicroArts Blog: Insight. Onsite. Thu, 19 Jan 2012 16:47:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: subquark http://www.microarts.com/culture/branding-insights/get-started-with-fint-social-networking/comment-page-1#comment-58 subquark Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:25:25 +0000 http://www.microarts.com/culture/branding-insights/?p=131#comment-58 The reach of Twitter into search results is amazing and goes beyond "traditional" relationships such as Flickr images and Yahoo (its parent company).<br /><br />After 5 months of tweeting as part of a campaign, the number of twitter related results in both Google and Yahoo searches outnumbers almost all other efforts.<br /><br />In the first 100 results in both, about 96 are to the campaign's website. But of those, many are related to Twitter, and not just Twitter itself. Such as Twitterly, friendfeed, foller.me, twittwer100, twittercounter, and so on.<br /><br />And it's ability to connect with Flickr, Facebook, LinkedIn, and blogs saves so much work.<br /><br />Your FINT series is wonderful and insightful. Everyone should read it, from the individual trying to obtain a better position to the largest of corporations.<br /><br />Thank you. The reach of Twitter into search results is amazing and goes beyond "traditional" relationships such as Flickr images and Yahoo (its parent company).

After 5 months of tweeting as part of a campaign, the number of twitter related results in both Google and Yahoo searches outnumbers almost all other efforts.

In the first 100 results in both, about 96 are to the campaign's website. But of those, many are related to Twitter, and not just Twitter itself. Such as Twitterly, friendfeed, foller.me, twittwer100, twittercounter, and so on.

And it's ability to connect with Flickr, Facebook, LinkedIn, and blogs saves so much work.

Your FINT series is wonderful and insightful. Everyone should read it, from the individual trying to obtain a better position to the largest of corporations.

Thank you.

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