I am a regular tweeter because I quite enjoy the excitement and I watch the instant response on Click.org which allows me to track, in real time, the instant reaction to my tweets because the links I include in the Tweet are all encoded with their Click.org’s link shortener.

I find it quite exciting to watch the little blips on the Click.org client desktop, although I am not actually very good at using Click.org so the information it gives me is nowhere as powerful as it could be.

I could improve this by following some of the Click.org training more effectively. I do wish I wasn’t so lazy! Perhaps I will get better at using it.

 

This was my Tweet:

“I’ve made lots of mistakes but this wasn’t one of them http://grh395.trk.org/gstw and I’m always happy to get a refund if I think it’s isn’t as good as I expected. It’s nothing like sliced bread but I’m not a fan of sliced bread so that’s ok”

All I was saying is that when I signed up with George Brown for his Google Sniper product it was a good experience and I am pleased I did it. It wasn’t a mistake unlike many other adventures I have been on. George Brown taught me a lot!

Here’s another in a similar mood:

“@allonline It’s been a long journey and I made lots of mistakes but this was one of the best decisions I made http://grh395.trk.org/gstw BUT I always get a refund if I think it’s isn’t as good as I expect. Why wouldn’t you? But you always have to take a little risk to change your life – but this is very low risk.”

It seems that I have been failing consistently to add the URL at the end of the TWEET which is careless because it isn’t helping to establish this site so I am going to have to work a bit more consistently.