Do you "escort" tweet?

FoxyMonica

FoxyMonica

#23
#23
I tweet

I love it, I use to do it more often, I need to do it more. I have had a lot of fun with it and made money. I do a lot of back channeling on there with other girls. I have even had companies send me lube and toys.
 
fairemily

fairemily

#24
#24
FoxyMonica said:
I tweet

I love it, I use to do it more often, I need to do it more. I have had a lot of fun with it and made money. I do a lot of back channeling on there with other girls. I have even had companies send me lube and toys.
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I feel really behind the times not tweeting now. I guess I did not see all the possibilities, is it anything like networking on UG. It took me so long to get the courage to come on here, I have always a little apprehensive of the unknown.
 
fairemily

fairemily

#27
#27
FoxyMonica said:
You can become addicted to tweeting very easy :) one link leads to another to another ...

have fun! :)
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Thank you, my problem is I lose interest easily. I became bored of FB very fast. I think the only thing that keeps me interested is UG. I still need to figure our how it works but I think I get the gist of it.
 
Waterclone

Waterclone

Go ahead. Try me.
#28
#28
Twitter is a weird thing. Everyone, when they first hear about it is like "why???" I tried it and had no interest. Then, about 6 months later I started following a specific friend who was funny, and prolific. Then I would see him talking with other people using their @name and I would look them up and they were funny and interesting too. Gradually I built up from there.

Twitter is only as boring, or as interesting, as the people that you choose to follow.
 
M

Monk

#30
#30
Old Spice Tangent

justme said:
It's been amazing to see just how fast marketers scramble to copy unanticipated success. Old Spice Guy is the greatest things since coupons and NBC is teaching people how to do scene by scene re-shoots.
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What's interesting about the Old Spice guy campaign is how Old Spice (prodded by their agency, Wi**** & Kennedy -- the Nike agency) quickly embraced the satirical spoofs that popped up on YouTube. It's almost as if they're rewarding their audience for "getting" the joke.

They've also reportedly had Isaiah Mustafa (the Old Spice actor) record over 100 responses to blog posts about the campaign. Talk about creating a "dialog" with your audience.

Some suspect that this effort was "helped" more than a little bit, and that the agency sketched out a character development for the Old Spice guy and have carefully picked the viral responses in order to carry out this development along a prescribed path.
 
Waterclone

Waterclone

Go ahead. Try me.
#34
#34
Emily, might I suggest you look at some of the women I follow and see what they post. It might give you some ideas. You can either go with personal posts, or marketing posts, like your schedule, or a combination of both.
 
fairemily

fairemily

#35
#35
Waterclone said:
Emily, might I suggest you look at some of the women I follow and see what they post. It might give you some ideas. You can either go with personal posts, or marketing posts, like your schedule, or a combination of both.
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I am still sussing it out. I really don't know if it's for me, I have UG to post my schedule and keep in touch, all my twitter followers are my board friends anyway, I just don't want it to be overkill. I am going to assume the guys I would follow and vice versa would be under assumed identies also.
 
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