Amazing isn’t it? Just 1 year ago you wouldn’t hear Blog, Facebook or Twitter words on TV even if you really looked. Now it’s all over the place! Larry King has both; Dr. Phil keeps asking people to check his Twitter account (not that I watch Dr. Phil); Oprah has a Twitter account; I remember just a couple of months ago CNN had a battle with Ashton Kutcher on who gets the most Twitter followers within a certain time-frame. Ashton of course won, with a little over 4,000,000 followers under his belt.

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Many of you ask if I recommend getting a Twitter account for someone that has a business. Well, what is Twitter anyway? In short, Twitter is a real-time short messaging service that works over multiple networks and devices. Sounds confusing doesn’t it? Without getting too much into details I will just cover the basics, and explain what I personally think of Twitter. It is a web tool that allows you to post a sentence or two (up to 140 characters, in other words a size of a text message) describing what you are up to at the moment. And if someone is interested in knowing what’s happening in your life or business, they can “follow you” by receiving those short messages either on their own Twitter page or have the message delivered to their cell phone as soon as you update your so-called status.

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