Ecommerce developers with Magento

I’ve been the active user of social networks before they called it social network, as did many people that dare to call themselves power-users of the internet.

If you spend at least a few days on Twitter you will probably come to a conclusion that Twitter’s user base is: 50% bots, 10% br1tn3y fuck3d accounts 39% Social Media Experts and 1% users / sales people / marketers.

Finally, LinkedIn presented it’s newest feature, the complete integration with Twitter. When I say complete I mean status updates go both way. I personally didn’t expect something as good and as useful from LinkedIn any time soon.

It’s been all over the web… Twitter rolled out the most useful feature it ever head – Twitter lists. I bet all of you started building your own lists as soon as you got the access to this feature and those of you who follow a lot of people found it extremely painful to organize all of the people you follow into lists.

We’re testing out Yahoo!’s new Twitter clone service known as yahoo MeMe. The service looks pretty nice from what I can see.

I’ve done some research, and considering the number of people currently using Twitter and diversity of industries and demographics they belong to, I came up with this extremely useful flowchart that you can use to determine if your targeted audience is using Twitter or not.

I was trying not to comment on Twitter‘s decision to link hashtags with search until I can see how that one effected the service. Last night I saw something that shown the real value of this move.