Jewish Tweeters Connect
For those a little behind the social media eight-ball, tweeters are users of Twitter.com, an innovative way for people to connect and share information. I’ve been trying to get my co-workers to use Twitter in the way we use Facebook. It is such a great way for us to speak to the world about what our organization (StandWithUs) does (Israel advocacy). Thus far, I still remain the lone Twitter using ranger in my office.
After being inspired by amazing Jewish networkers, including Jewlicious’s ck, I’m getting my tweet on day and night. I mainly post on issues relating to my blog: yeahthatskosher.com which discusses Kosher & Jewish
related Travel, Social Media Marketing, and travel in general. If you’re not sure what Twitter is about, check out my posts here: http://twitter.com/yeahthatskosher. StandWithUs’s feed on Israel and advocacy can be found here: http://twitter.com/standwithus.
You can also follow Jewlicious’s Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/jewlicious.
For those seasoned Jewish Tweeters, I’ve come up with a new networking opportunity… a “Jewish Tweeters” group on Facebook. I couldn’t believe it didn’t exist until this point, but it does now, and I recommend you connect with the ever growing online Jewish community using Twitter: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=35807732885
Looking forward to many more Jewlicious posts.
DK ~~ YeahThatsKosher
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Great post!
We are @JIDF on twitter.
Here is our Facebook group as well:
facebook.com/g...
Jewish Internet Defense Force
thejidf.org
I’m a twitter Dawg twitter.com/ja...
Thanks guys!
I think we should all post our Twitter usernames here:
@yeahthatskosher
Lest we forget @jerusalemite
In case anyone didn’t know, I’m @estherk. Secret’s out now.
I’m @Yael_80
[...] been visiting CNN, FoxNews, Jpost, Chabad.org, and most importantly search.twitter.com. Like my previous post about Twitter suggests, it is a website involving conversations — real time. People are taking information [...]
Nice article, Dani.
Also congrats on making the JTA’s top 50 Jewish Tweeters list:
blogs.jta.org/...
Dave (twitter.com/we...)