- May 13, 2010
- Posted by: Raz Chorev
- Categories: networking, online presence, Social media, Twitter
I’ve been “on” Twitter for a couple of years now. I’ve learned a lot, I “met” new people and had some online chats, I advertised my blog posts, events I organized and/or participated in, all from the comfort of my laptop and BlackBerry.
Less than a year ago, one of my twitter friends invited me to a tweetup, to meet some of the people I chatted with IRL (In Real Life). All of a sudden, Twitter had a whole new meaning for me – it opened doors, helped me with my business, I met some great people, and even sparked the idea of Riding4aCause!
I found this video today, explaining Tweetups in simple terms.
Have you ever been to a tweetup? What was it like?
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