Joining the majority

Sometimes there are things i just dont get straight away

Twitter, MySpace, Facebook are good examples

I’m not saying i don’t see the point. I just don’t usually see the point for me!

My other half and a couple of friends have been asking me when (not if!) i’ll be getting in on the act.

I got an email today inviting me to join the Small Business Specialist Community group and i couldn’t say no could i?

I’m looking forward to seeing how the SBSC group develops on there

So there, i’ve done it and jumped onto the latest bandwagon….

(profile is here if anyone is slightly interested)

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Andy Parkes is Technical Director at Coventry based IT support company IBIT Solutions. Formerly, coordinator of AMITPRO and Microsoft Partner Area Lead for 2012-2013. He also isn't a fan of describing himself in the third person.

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3 thoughts on “Joining the majority

  • I know what you mean. I was like that about Facebook until this weekend and when Susanne added me as a friend, I started to explore more. I then started to think this is rather cool!

    One good reason for joing the SBSC Group is that I’m really keen on getting feedback on the SBSC Programme, what’s good or bad and what ideas we can come up with which I can take to Microsoft Corp and say “hey, a whole bunch of Partners want this to happen” rather than it being just my voice! So, getting your thinking cap on!

    I’m still not convinced about Twitter?

  • Hi Steve,
    Your first comment on my blog..welcome!

    from http://www.twitter.com

    What is it?

    Twitter is a community of friends and strangers from around the world sending updates about moments in their lives. Friends near or far can use Twitter to remain somewhat close while far away. Curious people can make friends. Bloggers can use it as a mini-blogging tool. Developers can use the API to make Twitter tools of their own. Possibilities are endless

    Basically i understand that it’s similar to the status update bit on Facebook

    Imagine you were at a conference (WPC for example!) as you went into a session you could sends a twitter update to say “Watching Steve Balmers Keynote”
    Then anyone else who is viewing your status knows exactly what your doing

    That’s the only use i can think for it!

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