You’ve started a blog but find it difficult to keep it updated with consistent, quality posts. Sometimes you will want to share just an idea or link with your community but posting one sentence or URL tends not to go down too well with your readers.
So you’re able to follow friends and they are able to follow your micro-blogging activities on Twitter, great but what else can you do?
The latest addition to Twitter’s functionality is called track. Track allows you to track certain words from anyone who uses Twitter publicly. Want to know what people think about brand X or product Y? All you’ll need to do is send Twitter the message ‘track brand X’ and when anyone using Twitter mentions your brand X in their “tweets” you will immediately receive the message in your IM client.
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