Comments on: Why Twitter Forms Bonds 100x As Strong As Facebook… http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/ Entrepreneurship, marketing, Sat, 24 Apr 2010 04:21:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: How to Use Social Media Marketing to Connect | Moller Marketing http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/comment-page-1/#comment-2431 How to Use Social Media Marketing to Connect | Moller Marketing Tue, 03 Feb 2009 16:02:00 +0000 http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/#comment-2431 [...] photo courtesy of Trevor Mauch [...] [...] photo courtesy of Trevor Mauch [...]

]]> By: J. Bobby Lopez http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/comment-page-1/#comment-115 J. Bobby Lopez Fri, 18 Jul 2008 12:54:33 +0000 http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/#comment-115 Excellent article Trevor, I really enjoyed it. I've only been using Twitter for a little while, but I can already see the benefits it has over having to log into Facebook all the time. I've found that a combination of Twitter, Facebook (with Twitter application which updates Facebook's status with Twitter messages), and my Wordpress blog (with a Twitter plugin) really helps me keep all these services connected, and allows me to utilize the best of each service to communicate my presence. Thanks for doing this comparison, and keep up the good work! Excellent article Trevor, I really enjoyed it. I’ve only been using Twitter for a little while, but I can already see the benefits it has over having to log into Facebook all the time.

I’ve found that a combination of Twitter, Facebook (with Twitter application which updates Facebook’s status with Twitter messages), and my WordPress blog (with a Twitter plugin) really helps me keep all these services connected, and allows me to utilize the best of each service to communicate my presence.

Thanks for doing this comparison, and keep up the good work!

]]> By: Facebook Chat - Just Another “Instant Message-Like” Application? | Trevor Mauch dot Com http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Facebook Chat - Just Another “Instant Message-Like” Application? | Trevor Mauch dot Com Mon, 07 Apr 2008 02:54:05 +0000 http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/#comment-8 [...] I wrote in my last post about Twitter vs. Facebook… people like REAL-TIME… and I really believe it’s a huge key in the success of [...] [...] I wrote in my last post about Twitter vs. Facebook… people like REAL-TIME… and I really believe it’s a huge key in the success of [...]

]]> By: Trevor Mauch http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Trevor Mauch Sun, 06 Apr 2008 23:51:35 +0000 http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/#comment-7 Hey AJ, thanks for the insight. Totally agree... as Facebook is right now... it's something that I really only check out probably once a day or once every other day to approve friend requests and look at the "updates" page. Other than that... without real time 1 to many chat... it's just not quite where it needs to be. But, as you mentioned... once the Facebook Chat launches... the game will change (again) and it will make Facebook a heck of a lot more powerful. Anyhow, both Twitter and Facebook have their places... and both are pretty darn powerful social media tools. Thanks again! - Trevor Hey AJ, thanks for the insight.

Totally agree… as Facebook is right now… it’s something that I really only check out probably once a day or once every other day to approve friend requests and look at the “updates” page.

Other than that… without real time 1 to many chat… it’s just not quite where it needs to be.

But, as you mentioned… once the Facebook Chat launches… the game will change (again) and it will make Facebook a heck of a lot more powerful.

Anyhow, both Twitter and Facebook have their places… and both are pretty darn powerful social media tools.

Thanks again!

- Trevor

]]> By: AJ Vaynerchuk http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/comment-page-1/#comment-6 AJ Vaynerchuk Fri, 04 Apr 2008 19:48:03 +0000 http://www.trevormauch.com/why-twitter-forms-bonds-100x-as-strong-as-facebook/71/#comment-6 Trevor, I agree with your point that as of now Twitter has an edge when it comes to "bonding." As of right now though, I think Twitter is being overrated and Facebook underrated. I think people may be underestimating what Facebook could do with the soon to be launched "Facebook Chat." Trevor,

I agree with your point that as of now Twitter has an edge when it comes to “bonding.” As of right now though, I think Twitter is being overrated and Facebook underrated. I think people may be underestimating what Facebook could do with the soon to be launched “Facebook Chat.”

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