This article is from TwiTip.

“Well the time has come. Just like with any other popularity explosion, the crowd is no longer asking if we should spend our time on Twitter, but instead has shifted to how can we optimize our time on Twitter. Let’s be honest, some of us spend a lot of time on Twitter. Some of us have spent hours (entire days…okay maybe multiple days) tweeting away before we see the sunshine again. We are left with hundreds of thousands of caffeinated, shaky, hyperactive, information-sharing insomniacs, all desperately seeking out ways to streamline and optimize their Twitter-filled hours.” Read article.

This article is from About.com

“Social Networking has become very popular during the past few years, but it can still be very difficult to understand for someone new to social networking. The open-ended nature of social networks add to this. Once signed onto a social network, having answered a few basic profile questions, it is easy to sit back and wonder what you are supposed to do next.” Read article.

This article is from Facebookads101.com

“Over the past few years Facebook has witnessed a dramatic rise in new user adoption and with that rise has come the opportunity for brands to interact directly with existing customers and engage new ones. At the end of 2007, Facebook announced the launch of Facebook Pages and last week they launched a revised edition which includes a number of significant upgrades. This week, those pages will be going live for all. There are numerous ways for brands to leverage Facebook but the overall branded experience is becoming increasingly integrated into a single offering as the new Pages product highlights. So what are the primary benefits and changes for the new branded pages?” Read article.

This article is from About.com

“I just don’t understand Twitter.” That is the reply I get most often when I talk about Twitter to friends and family. “What is Twitter?” they will ask. And when I explain the basics of how Twitter operates, they ask, “Why would anyone use it?” It’s actually a pretty good question.” Read article.

This article is from Nick Anstead.

“It is perfectly possible to be a great artist, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that you get everything right. More generally though, for all its success, there are quite a lot of twitter sceptics out there, especially in the British political blogosphere. I am certainly in the enthusiast column. I doubt I will be able to convince everyone, but here are my five reasons why twitter rocks…” Read article.

This article is from Community Marketing Blog.

“On Monday March 16 we started a discussion with groups on LinkedIn, “Reasons why twitter might be right for your business” and after receiving over 120 comments back we’ve distilled the strongest themes into 20 simple points on how companies are gaining an advantage by using twitter. It is true some companies are still getting familiar with this new tool and see it as a time consuming and there can be an overload of non-valuable information but over 80% of comments we received indicated the pro’s far outweighing the con’s.” Read article.

This article is from Raindance.

“Twitter’s social networking lets people post 140 character messages answering the simple question: What Are You Doing Right Now? Called micro blogging on steroids, it’s just going to get bigger and bigger. _As it grows, Twitter is becoming an important way for filmmakers and film lovers to connect.” Read article.

This article is from BharatBhasha.com

“If you’re reading this, it’s probably because you are trying to understand what the big deal is about Twitter. And you’re probably wondering, “Can Twitter really help my business?” The answer is, “very much so!” Read article.

This article is from Blog Bloke.

“Today I want to talk about a subject I know best — blogging. Or at least I hope I do. There are lots of articles out there that attempt to define what a blog is, but so much has changed recently I find myself asking what blogging really means to me.” Read article.

This article is from Influential Marketing Blog.

“By any measure, the growth and popularity of Twitter has been phenomenal. To say that Twitter has hit mainstream isn’t really the right metric to use. It’s more powerful to note that for a large group of Twitter enthusiasts, to spend even a day without using it would be as bad (or perhaps even worse) than not having email. It has become just that necessary. How did the site get to this point? And what are the lessons that any entrepreneur might be able to learn from how it got there? Here are a few thoughts on the real secrets behind Twitter’s success…” Read article.