I’ve been known to say that twitter isn’t a IM client (I tried to find the many tweets that I’ve said that, but that takes too long), but after years of changes to twitter, when someone responds to everybody on twitter, it doesn’t spam up your timeline like it used to. So I’m changing my tune a little.

If you’re into online marketing, or I should say unmarketing, then you need to follow Scott Stratten (@unmarketing). He tweeted this out today…

Who will win? I hear this question quite about actually. It’s just a fun, sometimes silly, question that people ask. But it gets me thinking every time “If I could only go to one of these two websites, which would I choose? Twitter or facebook?”.

My Quick Response To This Question

I’ll tell you right now, I’ll quickly answer twitter. And it’s more about what I don’t like about facebook. I don’t care much to look through a whole album of pictures from your family reunion, or what task you completed on some online game that you invited me to a week before. I just like status updates on facebook. I honestly want to know if you’re having a turkey sandwich for lunch today. That’s weird, I know, and if updates were 100% just that, I wouldn’t like it as much, but my statement still stands.

I was out to lunch with a friend of mine, Josh, and I told him some great advice on how to get more online social interaction…

“If you tweet or post something on Facebook about one of two topics, the weather, or food, you will get responses from your friends before we leave this fine eating establishment.”

I said something like that, may not be the exact words…but no matter, it was truth. Not only did he get Facebook comments on his weather update here in Florida, he got a personal text message about said update. It worked better than what I even thought.

Who knew good advertising would get under my skin so much?

As you probably know, I am an Android mobile phone operating system fan (or fanatic. It’s hard to tell sometimes), and I talk about it more than probably what I should.

There is no doubt that Motorola has pushed Android to the masses, and the Droid series phones are a great line of phones, and definitely the best selling ones out there.And for that, I thank Motorola for its support of such a great mobile platform.

However, their advertising for these Droid phones have “confused” in my opinion, many a people. A trend as formed into referring to every phone running Android as a “Droid” phone. And thus where my frustration comes in.

I found a few links that I enjoyed this passed week, and if you missed me tweeting them out on my twitter, well then, here you go…..

The love for BP is alive and well in florida