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Twitter mayhem!

Posted by Mark & Yasmin Roworth on May 27, 2011 at 9:10am

I have signed us up for Twitter @mprlandscapes.

Currently still getting to grips with it (more of a Facebook girl myself) and 'tweeting' other local business' seems to be going well gaining contacts and getting our name out there.

The one distraction I do have is with 'following' celebrities bringing out the inner stalker in myself (yes I am ashamed and nope I can't stop it) sorry.

Some how I don't think that knowing what Peter Andre is having for breakfast or what the horrific cast of The Only Way Is Essex are upto on their holidays(in Marbella if you must know) is going to help MPR Landscapes.

 

So now I am logging out of twitter and going to get back on with something productive such as pricing water features! 

 

Yasmin

 

 

www.mprlandscapes.co.uk

01254 830238

mprlandscapes@hotmail.co.uk 

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    Craig McGinty May 27, 2011 at 10:23am

    Hi Yasmin,

     

    Great to see you are diving into Twitter  :)

     

    Here is a list of the accounts that Phil has put together for the Landscape Juice account:

     

    http://twitter.com/#!/LandscapeJuice/following/people

     

    You can check through a few and see if any are of interest to follow.

     

    And if you've any Twitter questions, just shout.

  • Mark & Yasmin Roworth May 27, 2011 at 10:46am

    Thanks Craig!

    Yasmin 

  • Jonathan Ward May 27, 2011 at 1:09pm
    Perhaps time for two Twitter account one for home and one for work ?
  • Mark & Yasmin Roworth May 27, 2011 at 1:15pm
    That well could be the answer Jonathan! :)
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    Phil Voice May 28, 2011 at 1:26pm

    Hi Yasmin

     

    Download Tweetdeck and you can toggle between accounts without constantly having to log in and out.

  • andy @Doughty Garden Maintenance January 9, 2012 at 7:09pm

    I have a Twitter account, but i haven't got my head round it yet, it's like learning another language, been used to facebook!

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