Comments on: Twittering from more than one account

By: Barbara Lambert

Barbara Lambert — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 04:52:24 +0000

I think it would be great to have two accounts. That way one can be for business and one for friends and family. Let’s face it our family and friends don’t really want to hear office talk or shop talk! And dishing with your family about what you are going to buy Uncle Joe for a present is more info than workmates need.

By: Mike Ford

Mike Ford — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 04:27:58 +0000

Hi Pito,

1. Yes, managing multiple accounts is necessary for a lot of folks and useful.

2. A client app like Thwirl is the only way I know how to manage multiple accounts with out multiple browsers. One would guess the @blogbridge would have fewer updates than your personal account.

3. I think its a good idea.

No one wants to maintain multiple status accounts on different networks. Delivering a solution that enables people to choose where they want to post content is valuable. For instance, my Twitter account updates my Facebook status. I have friends, family, business contacts and high school people I haven’t seen in years in my Facebook friends. I like Twitter to converse with tech/Internet crowd so “Worlds collide” when I post business content to homemakers and fraternity brothers- its not relevant to them.

Being able click a checkbox as to who (what network) should get what post be great.

Good luck.

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