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Do you use Twellow as the Twitter white pages?

Here are a few helpful links:

Do you use Twellow as the Twitter white pages?

Dear Twellow User,

Apart from our weekly newsletter, our quality Twitter user directory Twellow offers other ways that you can use to help you stay up to date with what is happening relating to our service. For your convenience, I have provided links to our other notification services below.

• Our Twitter Page – Be sure to follow @twellow to your Twitter feed so that you can stay up to date with Twellow via Twitter. You can even retweet Twitter notifications and newly added category additions to let your other Twitter friends know about Twellow.

• Our Facebook Page – You can now “Like” Twellow on Facebook. By liking our Twellow Facebook page, you will be able to view and comment on Twellow’s recent happenings in your News Feed, such as Twellow-related discussions and newly created categories.

• Our Twellow Blog – Into blogs? Twellow has one! Any new or updated features on Twellow will be published here. Our blog also includes an RSS feed if you would like to add it to your RSS reader.

These are great ways to keep up and interact with Twellow!

Cheers,
The Twellow Team

p.s. Don’t forget to “Like” us on Twellow’s Facebook Page!

What is the best way for a small business to utilize Facebook?

What can a company expect to benefit from Facebook?

There are many ways to utilize facebook. Creating a fan page is a must for a business, though a personal profile is going to be visited more and is much more dynamic. There are events, groups, discussion boards and more available on Facebook, as well as the ability to import your blog feed, Tweets from Twitter, Videos from YouTube and more.

Again, you must think about your objective with the site. What do you hope to do, or accomplish? Who do you want to meet? Are you reinforcing the relationship that you already have with people. When you determine the WHY, you can determine HOW best to reach and interact with your audience.