One of the greatest personal advantages to social media tools such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and YouTube is the ability to really connect with people, rather than just see them when I’m speaking. Relationships, built through shared experiences, have been growing through hundreds of conversations online. Read More »
Posts Tagged ‘tweet’
Twitter Empowers Farmer
Friday, November 13th, 2009Tags: #agchat, Advocacy, Agriculture, Facebook, Farmer, Haley Farms, Mike Haley, MPK, Social Media, tweet, Twitter
Posted in Advocacy, Agriculture, Farmer, Social Media | 4 Comments »
Twitter's Business Value to Agriculture
Wednesday, June 10th, 2009Questioning why an organization should be a part of Twitter? Today I sent out a tweet (a 140 character-length message) to my community of 1000+ on Twitter. Their responses were inspiring, so I wanted share these examples with you to help more people in agriculture understand the business value of Twitter. And, most importantly, encourage you to jump on board if you’re not already a part of the Twitterverse! Read More »
Tags: #agchat, Agriculture, Farmer, grower, Michele Payn-Knoper, microblog, producer, Social Media, tweet, Twitter
Posted in Agriculture, Animal Rights, Celebrities, Consumer Trust, Farmer, Farming, Social Media, Technology | 2 Comments »
Value in Twitter & Tweeting
Thursday, May 7th, 2009To tweet or not to tweet – therein lies the question. Twitter is the rage of the season and a headliner in most media outlets. Since Oprah began tweeting last month, Twitter moved to mainstream from early adopters. Before you wave it off as youth fad, the numbers below tell you that people 35 and older are driving the success of Twitter as a business tool. According to ComScore, college age and teenagers are 12% less likely to tweet than middle agers. Read More »
Tags: Agriculture, Animal Rights, farm, GMO, Oprah, organic food, Social Media, sustainability, tweet, Twitter
Posted in Advocacy, Agriculture, Consumer Trust, Farmer, Farming, Food, Social Media | 2 Comments »
