Twitter Lists & Vanity
Thursday
Nov 26, 2009
Twitter lists seem to be the greatest thing since sliced bread lately. I have to say that I do love them. I read a post by my former lovely co-worker Manda Otto about what lists she’s on. I have to admit that got me thinking and wondering what lists I’m on. Vanity, and all. So I looked it up.
28 Listed… Pretty Sweet!
- @mcbrundage/affiliate
- @startpoken/poken-fans
- @Route53/affiliatefriends
- @Garth_OBrien/social-media
- @stefaniehutson/internet-marketing-women
- @Happy213/viewaskew
- @LisaP/affiliatemarketing
- @LisaP/coolsfpeeps
- @FredericPrigent/affiliation
- @JudiM/marketingwork
- @karengarcia/affiliate-marketing
- @CRschilliger/etc
- @LindaSherman/geeky-girls-to-love
- @latenitecoder/affiliatebiz
- @jangro/affiliatorati
- @danielmclark/geekcast-fm-podcasters
- @sharonmostyn/amazing-affiliate
- @Rexanne/affiliate-marketing
- @MarketLeverage/friends-and-fans
- @brettbum/affiliateindustryinsiders
- @jgoode/affiliate-pals
- @toddfarmer/affiliate-marketing
- @TFNDina/orlando
- @TFNDina/too-awesome-for-titles
- @nikkixbee/irl
- @nikkixbee/friends
- @drcool73/awesome-affiliate-people
- @angies91/affiliate-marketing
So let’s examine the stats… 14 mentions of affiliate… two mentions of awesome, one mention of amazing. As you can tell, I seem to have done a pretty good job branding myself as an affiliate marketing professional. I’m sure I probably reside on more lists that users have chosen to keep private. I think my two favorite are Dina’s “Too Awesome for Titles” and Linda’s “Geeky Girls to Love”. Thanks a lot ladies! Thanks to everyone who thought to toss me onto a list, for that matter. I know that, personally, a lot of my lists are private because I just don’t feel like making them public. I know when Twitter lists came out, I went through my entire list and categorized EVERYONE. And if I didn’t know what category they really belonged in, I cut some. I think this is a great development for Twitter… much better than the new retweet function!
