Twitter is a micro-blogging site that asks you a basic question, “What are you doing?” It allows anyone with an account to write up to 140 characters in a text field as a means to update, comment, promote or communicate to others who are “following” you. When people follow you, they see what you’ve recently contributed when they login. They see your “tweets”, which are the messages you leave.
Do you recall when you were a little kid and your parents told you to share? Well, the principle of allocation can also be applied to modern-day business. If there was a secret to success to business marketing and advertising, sharing would be it. While this may seem like an antithesis to today’s highly competitive environment and “pay per click” business mindset, sharing is still a major factor that attaches an enterprise to the customer and creates an viral friend script to his or her immediate contacts.
