Marketing Contributor

I’m a big fan of social media and the way that it can be used to make an impact. I have even gone as far as to build an official twitter account for the school I work for. I have a lot of friends who have made the most of this tool and are sharing their stories, experiences, and thoughts with the world.

I was just browsing through my Twitter timeline and saw that I had over 8000 fans following me and tweeting me about the latest things. I immediately thought of a few words to use in my tweet about how I was feeling, but what exactly is this about? I don’t follow a lot of people on Twitter, so I don’t know if this is a good idea, but I thought I’d give it a shot.

You are welcome to follow me on Twitter too. I also have accounts on Tumblr and Google+ too.

It is important to keep in mind that Twitter is a free service. It is also important to remember that the vast majority of your followers are not paying for your content. In fact, many people follow you on purpose because they want to see you live, and it’s a great way to make sure you’re not a spammer.

I know this is a controversial opinion, but I really dislike the fact that most people I follow on Twitter never have a reason to do so. I mean I can understand if someone wants to get the word out about something but if they just stick around and see the content, they get a lot of free exposure that is not needed. I feel like most of the time people follow me on twitter because I make them laugh, and then I see that it makes them really happy.

I’m sure this is not a new situation, but it’s an interesting new angle. I know people that follow me, see my content and then they get excited about it, and then they get stuck in a circle of likes. For me, it happens more often than not, and it doesn’t help my content or my follower count.

It’s not a new age that I’m seeing, and I’m not only seeing it, I’m seeing it too. I have seen it before, but I haven’t seen what it is. I think I may have seen it too, but I don’t know.

Its kind of like a million-to-one vote for a good video. Im sure this isnt new, but its a new angle.

So, 8000 likes is something people do, but not something you have to do to get them to like your content. It’s not a vote, it’s not a comment, and it doesn’t even make any sense in the scheme of things. I have a few followers, but at the end of the day I’m not going to waste my followers on something I don’t understand.

What’s odd is that you have to have 8000 fans to get a free video. Which makes absolutely no sense to me. I wonder what it is. I guess it must be something to do with viral marketing.