Proposal -- using the "hashtag" convention for WA-specific tweets...

http://twitter.pbwiki.com/Hashtags

Basically, include "#webanalytics" in any tweet that is WA-related (it's
13 characters of your 140 -- if the WAA Standards committee comes up
with something else, I'll switch in a heartbeat).

For the hardcore -- use Twitter's track feature to get these tweets
dropped wherever you want.

For the less-hardcore (the...um...softcore?) -- there are services like
Tweetscan where you can check out the Twitterverse at your leisure on
the WA front.

Hope to see you there!

Tim


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Subject: RE: [webanalytics] Any other Web analytics folks on Twitter?



I think this is a good idea to get instant answers for web marketing,
design, analytics, etc.. I just made an account twitter.com/justinmetzl

Justin Metzl

Director, E-Commerce

Alienware Corporation

www.alienware.com

<http://www.alienware.com <http://www.alienware.com> >

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Subject: [webanalytics] Any other Web analytics folks on Twitter?

Just wondering if any other folks here were on Twitter. I find it nice
to get immediate Feedback on analytics questions there from many of
the people I follow. If you're on Twitter, what's your handle there
(or just follow me)?

Jason Egan - Senior Web Analyst at JTV.com
http://twitter.com/jasonegan <http://twitter.com/jasonegan>
<http://twitter.com/jasonegan <http://twitter.com/jasonegan> >

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