I am an unabashed pundit when it comes to relying on twitter as an actual business tool. I relish mentioning twitter with less than absolute frenzied adoration just because I am thrilled by the foamy, vitriolic, crazed responses twitter criticisms draw from the twitter jihad (anyone remember the savage attacks upon Larry Bodine when he dared to question the relevancy of twitter as a marketing tool?). Here is my hard data supporting my case.
Hubspot.com has just released its 2010 State of the Twittersphere report. The report indicates that twitter growth has fallen from a high of 13% in March of 2009 to 3.5% in October, 2009. In all due fairness, the report also indicates that those people still on board with twitter are amplifying their use of the technology. In summary, fewer people are using twitter; but those who do use it are using it more aggressively.
Don't believe me? Take a look at the report. I'm just reporting the findings.
Now, let the whining from the twitter community begin!
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John,
I enjoyed the absolute frenzied foamy, vitriolic, crazed responses from Twitter aficionados as much as you did.
I don't need to defend myself. I just let the facts speak for themselves. See "State of the Twittersphere: a Picture of Decline" at http://bit.ly/7yfIKI.
Yours,
Larry Bodine
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