However, I have to balance tweating (or whatever Twitter folks say!) with other kinds of social media. Blogging has brought me two significant contacts this week. Twitter hasn’t. Yet.

My fear is that Twitter will just sink under spam though. The more I’ve explored, the more I’ve seen people abusing it.

It’s great for asking questions to friends though.

I had seen this blog from Chris but hadn’t read it yet. So I did it right after getting your comment.

That’s all interesting for sure but it wouldn’t work (yet?) that way over here. It’s surely good to watch blogs, especially to make sure you can react on complaints.

But over here most of Yolanda’s social media activities would be unnecessary because she would be involved with the tourist info, fair organisation, city administration etc. anyway. So she would know in advance about the events and would not need to find out about them on social media.

That’s why I don’t get what benefit I should have to go on twitter. That’s fine if you have someone to care only for social media. But in my agency there is only one person for everything and that’s me.

Did you read Chris’ Yolanda post yesterday. That seemed a good explanation about how Twitter can work in practice.