Comments on: Attorneys Can Create Valuable & Engaging Content on Twitter http://www.fluencymedia.com/attorneys-can-create-valuable-engaging-content-on-twitter/ Digitally Speaking Fri, 27 Aug 2010 04:19:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jamei Favreau http://www.fluencymedia.com/attorneys-can-create-valuable-engaging-content-on-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-291 Jamei Favreau Wed, 25 Nov 2009 09:06:14 +0000 http://www.fluencymedia.com/?p=927#comment-291 I completely agree. I don't ever post what I am doing to be doing something. I have a large following but I prefer to retweet stuff I find valuable and then if I would like some information I would rather ask questions to people I know who can answer them. I do the same things on Facebook because you don't need to waste people's time. Twitter and Facebook is great for crowd sourcing. If you need opinions and need some answers to something you can't look up. It is a great way to gain valuable information. I think everyone is trying to understand this new way of communicating and I think traditional media wants to be involved but mocking this form of communication isn't going to help anyone. I completely agree. I don’t ever post what I am doing to be doing something. I have a large following but I prefer to retweet stuff I find valuable and then if I would like some information I would rather ask questions to people I know who can answer them. I do the same things on Facebook because you don’t need to waste people’s time. Twitter and Facebook is great for crowd sourcing. If you need opinions and need some answers to something you can’t look up. It is a great way to gain valuable information.

I think everyone is trying to understand this new way of communicating and I think traditional media wants to be involved but mocking this form of communication isn’t going to help anyone.

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