Comments on: Twitter vs. Blogging Dilemma: it is not one vs. the other http://ontheweb.kimvallee.com/2009/03/twitter-vs-blogging-dilemma-it-is-not-one-vs-the-other/ A Guide to Social Media for Bloggers Sat, 07 May 2011 15:59:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: lylah ledner http://ontheweb.kimvallee.com/2009/03/twitter-vs-blogging-dilemma-it-is-not-one-vs-the-other/#comment-2484 lylah ledner Sat, 14 Mar 2009 01:14:30 +0000 http://ontheweb.kimvallee.com/?p=1041#comment-2484 Kim, this is a great article - explaining the value of Twitter. As for me, I love twitter. It's been an invaluable source to network, connect with people and get answers to questions - such as: how can I get rid of all these darn fruit flies or can I freeze mushrooms. Kim, this is a great article – explaining the value of Twitter. As for me, I love twitter. It’s been an invaluable source to network, connect with people and get answers to questions – such as: how can I get rid of all these darn fruit flies or can I freeze mushrooms.

]]> By: Tanveer Naseer http://ontheweb.kimvallee.com/2009/03/twitter-vs-blogging-dilemma-it-is-not-one-vs-the-other/#comment-2439 Tanveer Naseer Wed, 11 Mar 2009 18:18:26 +0000 http://ontheweb.kimvallee.com/?p=1041#comment-2439 I absolutely agree with you, Kim. It seems lately that whenever a social networking outlet gains more exposure, there's a debate over whether it should supplant existing ones instead of a discussion of how they can enhance each other. And to help prove the point you made in your article, I found out about your article here because someone I follow on Twitter pointed it out to me. So it can indeed bring in new audiences. But like you pointed out, it's also an alternate platform for discussing or voicing ideas that don't really fit on your blog site, if not the opportunity to interact and discuss topics and ideas with those you might not have found your blog. As I wrote in a piece on my blog, the success of Twitter ultimately lies in how you choose to use it and what kinds of interactions you work on building with others. I absolutely agree with you, Kim. It seems lately that whenever a social networking outlet gains more exposure, there’s a debate over whether it should supplant existing ones instead of a discussion of how they can enhance each other.

And to help prove the point you made in your article, I found out about your article here because someone I follow on Twitter pointed it out to me. So it can indeed bring in new audiences. But like you pointed out, it’s also an alternate platform for discussing or voicing ideas that don’t really fit on your blog site, if not the opportunity to interact and discuss topics and ideas with those you might not have found your blog.

As I wrote in a piece on my blog, the success of Twitter ultimately lies in how you choose to use it and what kinds of interactions you work on building with others.

]]> By: Lindsay http://ontheweb.kimvallee.com/2009/03/twitter-vs-blogging-dilemma-it-is-not-one-vs-the-other/#comment-2437 Lindsay Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:58:36 +0000 http://ontheweb.kimvallee.com/?p=1041#comment-2437 Fabulous article Kim! Fabulous article Kim!

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