Comments on: YAY, Twitter Lists… Now What? http://thebrandchef.com/2009/11/yay-twitter-lists-now-what/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=yay-twitter-lists-now-what Let's Get Cookin' -- The Brand Chef Helps Spice Up Your Brand! Thu, 29 Mar 2012 17:06:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Mike Templeton http://thebrandchef.com/2009/11/yay-twitter-lists-now-what/#comment-449 Mike Templeton Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:56:31 +0000 http://thebrandchef.com/?p=1641#comment-449 The easiest way to make use of Twitter Lists is for sorting information, just as you described. I've only begun to start managing my feed like that, but it is definitely something I can see making the stream more management. The fact that they are coming from Twitter means that my lists can sync across any device (making it easier to stay current). Follow Friday recommendations have their own unique place in the Twittersphere, but I would like to see more recommendation short lists being created by users with Twitter Lists. If someone put together a list with the top 10 authorities on mobile marketing, I would much rather follow that than a list of 200 mobile marketers. It seems most people are creating lists that amass several hundred people, though I think the real power is in lists with small numbers of people. It will be interesting to see Twitter Lists evolve over time as more people begin using them. I think we've only seen the beginning of how these lists will change the way we use Twitter. The easiest way to make use of Twitter Lists is for sorting information, just as you described. I’ve only begun to start managing my feed like that, but it is definitely something I can see making the stream more management. The fact that they are coming from Twitter means that my lists can sync across any device (making it easier to stay current).

Follow Friday recommendations have their own unique place in the Twittersphere, but I would like to see more recommendation short lists being created by users with Twitter Lists. If someone put together a list with the top 10 authorities on mobile marketing, I would much rather follow that than a list of 200 mobile marketers. It seems most people are creating lists that amass several hundred people, though I think the real power is in lists with small numbers of people.

It will be interesting to see Twitter Lists evolve over time as more people begin using them. I think we’ve only seen the beginning of how these lists will change the way we use Twitter.

]]> By: Andrew http://thebrandchef.com/2009/11/yay-twitter-lists-now-what/#comment-448 Andrew Tue, 10 Nov 2009 13:56:01 +0000 http://thebrandchef.com/?p=1641#comment-448 I agree about the response to Tweetdeck. I have my lists created in there and really haven't had the time (or interest) in creating all new ones for the Web. And nice solution/use of Twitter Lists, Jodi! It's a great feature to provide your I_blog Conference followers to have that list public. That makes you a great leader for the event. Keep Cooking! Andrew B. Clark The Brand Chef I agree about the response to Tweetdeck. I have my lists created in there and really haven’t had the time (or interest) in creating all new ones for the Web.

And nice solution/use of Twitter Lists, Jodi! It’s a great feature to provide your I_blog Conference followers to have that list public. That makes you a great leader for the event.

Keep Cooking!
Andrew B. Clark
The Brand Chef

]]> By: Jody http://thebrandchef.com/2009/11/yay-twitter-lists-now-what/#comment-447 Jody Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:23:46 +0000 http://thebrandchef.com/?p=1641#comment-447 Because Twitter lists are basically their response to Tweetdeck I haven't done much with them. I did, however, make a list for the I_Blog conference attendees to follow and be added to. I find that to be nicer than some of the other "follow the list" options out there. Because Twitter lists are basically their response to Tweetdeck I haven’t done much with them. I did, however, make a list for the I_Blog conference attendees to follow and be added to. I find that to be nicer than some of the other “follow the list” options out there.

]]> By: Andrew http://thebrandchef.com/2009/11/yay-twitter-lists-now-what/#comment-446 Andrew Mon, 09 Nov 2009 14:36:55 +0000 http://thebrandchef.com/?p=1641#comment-446 You've got it Pete! Working all these nifty add-ons into mobile versions is next. I can't even use Twitterberry from all of the spam I have to sort through just to get to meaningful content. And once the tablets from Apple and other come out, I bet those mobile apps will be more valuable than EVER <em>(hear that Daniel Shipton)</em>! Thanks for stopping by, Pete! I look forward to talking with you more (at #CIB or not). Have a great day! Andrew B. Clark The Brand Chef You’ve got it Pete!

Working all these nifty add-ons into mobile versions is next. I can’t even use Twitterberry from all of the spam I have to sort through just to get to meaningful content.

And once the tablets from Apple and other come out, I bet those mobile apps will be more valuable than EVER (hear that Daniel Shipton)!

Thanks for stopping by, Pete! I look forward to talking with you more (at #CIB or not).

Have a great day!
Andrew B. Clark
The Brand Chef

]]> By: Pete Jones - Desmoinesisnotboring.com http://thebrandchef.com/2009/11/yay-twitter-lists-now-what/#comment-445 Pete Jones - Desmoinesisnotboring.com Mon, 09 Nov 2009 14:06:46 +0000 http://thebrandchef.com/?p=1641#comment-445 I can't wait until Twitter Lists make their way to those of us who use m.twitter.com. I am generally on my phone, so at this point Lists don't really do anything for me. That said, I think the later point, using them to filter out the crap, especially with so much crap piling up on Twitter these days, is the most likely application for me. I can’t wait until Twitter Lists make their way to those of us who use m.twitter.com. I am generally on my phone, so at this point Lists don’t really do anything for me. That said, I think the later point, using them to filter out the crap, especially with so much crap piling up on Twitter these days, is the most likely application for me.

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