A weeksago I asked what it meant to be a fan on Facebook and if it implied anything more than just being interested and gathering information (which Brett Standridge agreed with in the comments). Well Facebook is answering by changing becoming a fan to “like” a facebook page, just as you can “like” a comment, [...]
Read MoreDo people really pay attention to who has the most followers on twitter or fans on facebook? I don’t think it actually matters who has the most. What matters if you have the right followers who are interacting with your tweets and better yet acting on your tweets. The right Facebook fans who are commenting, [...]
Read MoreOver in Arkansas’ First Congressional District the candidates are tweeting in spurts. Each of the active tweeters will tweet two to four times over the course of an hour or two and then they will fall off radar until the next day or for the next couple of days. I’m seeing the same the pattern [...]
Read MoreIf you look at twitter usage in the 2nd district, Tim Griffin’s campaign is the overachiever. With over 20 posts in the past 24 hours he has spent some time thanking his donors and given a great boost to the Maumelle Conservative forum.
At times reading Griffin’s twitter feed is like watching PBS during their fundraising [...]
What does it mean when you follow a politician on twitter or become a fan of their page on facebook? Does it imply an endorsement, that you plan on voting for them or just that you are keeping up with them and interested in what they have to say?
I’m asking because I noticed a comment [...]
