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Marketing genius 140 characters at a time.
from the internet guy behind "The Secret" movie.

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• dhollings: TWITTER TWENIUS TIP: Followers are fiction, Listeners are fact. In Twitter, you want more fact than fiction

  Mar 10 2010 at 7:42 pm ...follow Dan



• dhollings: If confusion is the first step toward Twitter knowledge, I must be a Twenius. You can be one too... http://twenius.com

  Mar 10 2010 at 6:20 pm ...follow Dan



• dhollings: TWITTER TWENIUS TIP: Frankly speaking, quality content should have a lifetime value beyond a single Tweet

  Mar 10 2010 at 3:26 pm ...follow Dan



• dhollings: SHAKESPEAREAN TWEET: "I will tweet any man that will tweet me."

  Mar 10 2010 at 3:02 pm ...follow Dan



• dhollings: TWITTER TIP a) Go to Google.com b) Type in: "followers are fiction" c) Don't search, instead... click Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" button.

  Mar 10 2010 at 1:01 pm ...follow Dan

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"Holy Twit! The quake that shook the Twittosphere"
CNN iReport by Dan Hollings

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Social Media Defined:

Learning to Digg, Backflip, or Furl might sound less than Delicious, until you Ask for a spoonful of RawSugar and a quick Wink from Mister Wong, the Frappr, who's taken a StumbleUpon a Flock of Magnolia after a Spurl last night at the LinkaGoGo, and suddenly your site becomes Mashable on the Newsvine, where, as fast as you can say Blinklist, all the world will Digg by iPhone your Facebook on MySpace before you quickly Squidoo over to YouTube for 43 Things you must Flickr with before you're forced to Reddit again, plus get Linkedin while praying to the Gods of Twitter that one day you'll "get" what the Technorati all this social media stuff means.



In H. G. Wells' novel "War of the Worlds," we were reminded once again that power and success can emerge from the microscopic; such is the case today as text messaging, IM, micro-blogging and even tiny Google ads prove that the distance between ho-hum and pure pithy genius can be in as few as 140 characters.