John on Twitter
Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2009 8:24 am
Anyone up for the word TWITHEAD??!
I've created a Twitter account for John, so I'm hereby dubbing his 'followers' TWITHEADS.
http://twitter.com/johnwschlitt
And yes, HE, the Schlittmeister, will be "tweeting" or "twitting" or whatever you want to call it! It kind of does make me laugh, because we all know how John feels about computers.... lol
But he will be sending out short little reports on a regular basis, so if you're into this kind of thing - check it out and sign up!
Here's some info if you're not familiar with Twitter -- I'll be sending out a newsletter on this shortly:
What is it?
Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate
and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent messages.
People write short updates, often called "tweets" of 140 characters or
fewer. These messages are posted to their profile or blog and sent to
their followers.
In practical terms - you subscribe to "follow" John by signing up (via
the web or text message). On a regular basis John (yes, John!) will drop
you a short note about what he's doing, what's going on and what's new on his website. You can choose to receive these updates as a text message on your phone or on your own Twitter web account.
Here's a great step-by-step video that explains how to create your own
account and subscribe: http://help.twitter.com/portal
Check it out!
I've created a Twitter account for John, so I'm hereby dubbing his 'followers' TWITHEADS.

http://twitter.com/johnwschlitt
And yes, HE, the Schlittmeister, will be "tweeting" or "twitting" or whatever you want to call it! It kind of does make me laugh, because we all know how John feels about computers.... lol
But he will be sending out short little reports on a regular basis, so if you're into this kind of thing - check it out and sign up!
Here's some info if you're not familiar with Twitter -- I'll be sending out a newsletter on this shortly:
What is it?
Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate
and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent messages.
People write short updates, often called "tweets" of 140 characters or
fewer. These messages are posted to their profile or blog and sent to
their followers.
In practical terms - you subscribe to "follow" John by signing up (via
the web or text message). On a regular basis John (yes, John!) will drop
you a short note about what he's doing, what's going on and what's new on his website. You can choose to receive these updates as a text message on your phone or on your own Twitter web account.
Here's a great step-by-step video that explains how to create your own
account and subscribe: http://help.twitter.com/portal
Check it out!