Don't be a Face-crack or a Twidiot

Tweetwalking: Twittering while asleep. (Seriously, stop going to bed with your Blackberry!)

Twidiot: Any Twitter user who can't string together a grammatically correct sentence in 140 characters. Oh, the shame!

Don't be a Face-crack or a Twidiot: South Florida Breaking News, from WPTV





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More thoughts on the social media expert question

Great Post By Eric Elkins from Examiner.com

He writes: symptomatic of the problem with writing about social media — most of the people who read about it, share it, and comment on it are already in the business. How does that help anyone else? Read the full article: More thoughts on the social media expert question

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What makes someone an “EXPERT?”

It is fascinating (and also annoying) to me how many people consider themselves “Social Media Experts”. Another is popular one is “Life Coach.” What qualifies you?

I don’t consider myself an expert on anything. Even the things that I am the most savvy, I have a lot to learn and yet I notice people that clearly appear to know less then I do are “Gurus.”

I respect true “Experts” and “Coaches” I admire and want to learn from them. I find it irresponsible and also annoying for people to claim to be an expert or coach when they do not have any real credentials to back it. I also find that in many cases it is just to exploit people that are less informed.

Great post by Peter Shankman "Is your social media expert really an expert?" http://ow.ly/hc5h

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