The only downside to this statement is that it is so true. The only way to know the difference between a good idea and a bad idea is to try it yourself. So here’s the deal: I’m going to try to explain to you why it’s so risky to do things you’ve never done before.
Here’s the good news: We don’t have to do all the random things we’ve always done before. What we do is you can do whatever you like and you can do it all in the process. That’s why there’s such a big difference between a good idea and a bad idea. We know what you’re going to do. We have a plan that we’ll just give you when you need it.
The other good news is that this plan is so great that you can do whatever you like. Thats the bad part. Because you might not have a plan that we dont have a plan for, or you may have a really bad plan that we dont have a plan for. Or you might not have a plan that we dont have a plan for. I mean, you might have a plan that we dont have a plan for.
Well that sounds like Jay is going to tweet. So if Jay wants to, he can. We don’t really care. But we will if someone wants to.
Jay is the latest Twitter-based project from the folks at Arkane, who have created a service that allows you to create your own Twitter profile (for free, or you can pay $20 per year to use it) and then use it to access all of your Twitter-related data, including your Tweets (and Tweets from other people, and Tweets from other people from other days, and so on). Basically it’s like a Facebook for Twitter.
I’ve never used Twitter before, and I think its the best way to get people to read the same Twitter feed for the same topic.
I think it will be a big hit. I like the idea of using it in my business.
I think its a great idea, so I’m all in.
This is the most likely reason you’re seeing this tweet and many more since the inception of Twitter, but it’s also one of the best ways to keep your followers informed of what your Twitter handle has to say. You can also use it to send tweets to people that you follow or you follow on Twitter, so you can send them links that you find interesting.
