Should I Twitter for my business?
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
Q: Should I Twitter?
A: To quote my favorite law school teacher, the cranky and brilliant Judge James Adams – “The answer is . . . No!”
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Get started.Q: Should I Twitter?
A: To quote my favorite law school teacher, the cranky and brilliant Judge James Adams – “The answer is . . . No!”
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