Dale Denham wrote a great post for us last week, "Promotional Products Suppliers Stink at Twitter," that I wanted to follow up on. If you haven't read it yet, go do that now (and be sure to read the infographic as well). All good? On to the follow-up then!
I absolutely agree with Dale, though I'd cast the net of Twitter stinkiness a bit wider. With rare exception, all of us could probably stand to improve our Twitter skills in one way or another. So with that in mind, I thought it might be helpful to build off some of Dale's ideas and show some examples of excellent Twitter feeds and talk about what we can learn from them. I thought Dale explained some of the most critical problems and solutions really well in his post, but for all the people who learn best by looking at examples (like myself), I thought looking at some of the best accounts out there might be another way to work at getting better.
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