You Write the Song That Makes the Twitterverse Sing
February 25th, 2009
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by Warren Whitlock · Filed Under: Blog Talk Radio · LIVE Webinar · Social Media · Twinterviews · Twitcast · Twitter Contest
Back in December, we had the famous social media guru @JimKukral on TwitCastRadio.
As if that his social media expertiese wasn’t enough, Jim brought along his ukulele for some extra fun and strummed out a few bars he suggested would be the start of a TwitCastRadio Theme
Jim promised to complete the song.. and true to his word.. has been laying down some tracks for us.
Lyrics Contest
@JimKukral is a first class writer, but he’s asked for help with the lyrics for the new TwitCastRadio theme. He says that it just wouldn’t be a good community effort if we didn’t get all our tweeps involved.
So here’s your chance for a bit of Twitter Radio fame. Submit a line about Twitter, social media, Jim’s singing abililties, the social media radio show, or the fun we have on Friday nights.
Contest Rules
- NO RULES.. submit anything you want in the comments
- Decision of the judge (me) is final. We may use your lyrics, or not
- The Contest will be over when we get tired of playing. Enter early, enter often
- Creative entries will stand the best chance of winning
- Entries must be posted as comments to this post to be considered as entries
Sometime in the next little while, I will review the comments below. I’ve got a bag full of cool prizes. A copy of Twitter Revolution, some gifts left over from the #Happy09 contest and some special goodies that I’ll pull out if we get a super entry.
One or more prizes will be given. Results will posted on Twitter, and maybe here.
Post a Tweet sized lyrical line.. a stana, a verse, a chorus or whatever else you think will help. All become property of the Twitterverse. We won’t return them to you.. but I promise I’ll read them all.
Add your @ Twitter Handle so we all can find you.
Go ahead.. post your TwitCastRadio lyric entry in the comments now



























































