by TwitterFools on August 31, 2010

Once upon a time, the word gourmet conjured up sumptuous, rich foods of the highest quality: It was something we desired, something we sought after, something we aspired to. Then someone’s marketing department got a hold of the word and corrupted it beyond recognition into this sad joke: Once upon a time, there were a [...]
by TwitterFools on August 30, 2010

Every single day, people send about 294 billion emails and the average knowledge worker now spends close 13 hours per week on managing email. Over the last few months, we have seen a number of tools that help users to manage their email in Google’s Gmail more effectively. Today, Google itself is joining the fray [...]
by TwitterFools on August 30, 2010

To tweet or not to tweet?(twitter): An article from: Units This digital document is an article from Units, published by National Apartment Association on August 1, 2009. The length of the article is 354 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and [...]
by TwitterFools on August 30, 2010

The product you’ve built, the team you’ve assembled, the customers you’ve won, the growth you’re predicting – all crucial for winning investor support. And you can have all those pieces in place and still blow it during your pitch. This can happen because of your demeanor or something you say. “Startup killers” is how Cynthia [...]
by TwitterFools on August 30, 2010

We don’t often write about clients here on the blog but this one was too good a fit for the audience here to pass up. We sat down to interview Worky Founder Ray Nolan about social media and what tools he uses. Ray sold his previous company Hostel World for around 300 million Euros and [...]
by TwitterFools on August 30, 2010

We don’t often write about clients here on the blog but this one was too good a fit for the audience here to pass up. We sat down to interview Worky Founder Ray Nolan about social media and what tools he uses. Ray sold his previous company Hostel World for around 300 million Euros and [...]
by TwitterFools on August 30, 2010

We don’t often write about clients here on the blog but this one was too good a fit for the audience here to pass up. We sat down to interview Worky Founder Ray Nolan about social media and what tools he uses. Ray sold his previous company Hostel World for around 300 million Euros and [...]