TWITcast tonight - July 11, 2008 (Friday night) with @CoachDeb and @WarrenWhitlock

Topic: Twitter Handbook - Q&A Open Call!
What’s your greatest question about Twitter.com that you want answered?

We’ll answer it on the call, here, or via a tweet.

Join us tonight
1pm Hawaii
4pm Pacific
7pm Eastern

Place 2 listen
http://TwitCastRadio.com

@AdamDesAutels show recording there now from last Friday night.

If you’d like to reserve your seat to see any of the sites we pull up while Warren & Deborah chat about Twitter - or answer Q&A how-to questions on Twitter you can also register at:

https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/205579434

Feel free to invite a friend, and tweet this blog post so we can turn this into a TwitCast Party

Remember - YOU are what makes these TWitCasts work!
We need your involvement, participation, and tweets so the collective intelligence that is the Twitterverese in order to be able to answer any question asked via the comments on this blog post to help finalize the Twitter Handbook published book.

So - post your greatest question on Twitter in the comments to this post & we’ll get them answered tonight.

What do you want to know about Twitter?

Do you want to know how to personalize your Twitter profile?
How to use your mobile phone with Twitter?
How to write influential tweets so people will listen?

Why Use Twitter?

(In Twitspeak, that would be: ‘Y ewes Twitter’ (as suggested by @DavidCarter)

This is the discussion we’ll be having this Friday night!

Join us for the 1st ever Friday night TwitCast with @WarrenWhitlock & @CoachDeb as they battle it out with the Twitterverse to discuss, “What’s the use of Twitter?”

Ok, Ok, Ok, so now you’re asking, “What the heck is a TwitCast?” (Am I right? grinning)

A TwitCast is where 2 or more people get together to discuss a topic on Twitter and broadcast this conversation to the world using Twitter.com inviting their followers to contribute to the discussion.

What is the future use of this TwitCast?

I’m glad you asked!

Warren Whitlock will be writing the Twitter Handbook with Deborah Micek (AKA: @CoachDeb) using this brand new TwitCast method this Friday nite, 7pm ET.

Compare your time zone in your part of the Twitterverse:

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We’ll literally be writing the book in 140 character tweets back and forth, conversational style. Then we’ll be asking our followers the question so their contributions can be considered for inclusion in the published book, the Twitter Handbook.

How do you join this TwitCast?

Where do you sign up to participate in this discussion?

That’s the beauty of the TwitCast!
You don’t have to sign up for anything!

You simply just need to be following @WarrenWhitlock and @CoachDeb on Twitter.com in order to hear the conversation and participate in the discussion.

Just tune in at 7pm ET and “eavesdrop” on the text based chat on the following Twitter channels:

Twitter.com/WarrenWhitlock
and
Twitter.com/CoachDeb

TIPS 4 joining in on the discussion for this book:

If you want to get the attention of either Warren or Deborah, you simply write a Tweet (post on Twitter) putting the @ symbol before their Twitter ID’s and you’ll appear in their “replies” tab.

Sample msg:

@WarrenWhitlock you’re uber cool
or
@CoachDeb you’re way cooler than Warren

(guess you know who’s writing this post now don’t ‘cha?

We’ll be using the hashtag #book in order for all conversations in the Twitterverse to be able to be tracked afterwards for possible inclusion in the published book, the “Twitter Handbook“.

Who can participate?

YOU! Everyone! Twitter Newbies & Twitter experts all invited to contribute to this conversation on, “What’s the use of Twitter?”

You may want to share how you use Twitter for business.
Or…
You may want to share how you use Twitter for your personal life.

In short - here’s how you can participate in the 1st TwitCast of the Twitter Handbook.

Join us LIVE for the discussion on Twitter.com and give us your 140 answer of how YOU use Twitter - for business, fun or profit.

Whether you are able to participate live or want to put your $1.40 worth before (or after) this TwitCast conversation, in order for your comment to be a part of the Twitter Handbook, be sure to comment below with your answer to:

“What’s the use of Twitter?”

See ya on the TwitCast & be a part of the book!

@CoachDeb

@AdamDesAutels is a contributing editor to Twitter Handbook, specifically helping us collect success stories of Twitter users who meet up in the real world.

How has Twitter help with your real world networking? Have you socialized, hung out, got a job, sold something, or otherwise built a relationship that started on Twitter?

Post a comment here, or at Adam’s blog so we can feature you in the book.

Welcome to the Twitter Handbook. You’ve just discovered one of the hottest new sites in the new media marketplace! (aka: Web 2.0) You’ve taken the first step in joining the next social networking craze.

This site will be a collection of the collaborative works from the Twitterverse (Twitter Community).

The Twitter Handbook started as an idea that started on Twitter between a conversation between @WarrenWhitlock and @CoachDeb when they decided to organize their Tweets (Twitter posts) and share their findings, discoveries, resources, links, tools, and tips with the Tweeps (People who Tweet - or Peeps who Tweet = Tweeps) who want to learn more about Twitter.

This site will include Twinterviews (Interviews done “Twitter Style” i.e.: 140 seconds or less) with other people you’ll find using Twitter successfully for business, marketing, and connections.

If you have a valuable resource that you’d like to share first in the Twitter Handbook blog - just post your comment below, and let us know what it is.

If you’d like to become a regular contributing author to this Twitter Handbook blog, or be included in the Twitter Handbook published book - post a comment below, so that Warren or Coach Deb will be notified and can connect with you. Just tell us what your expertise is in for Twitter, and how you’d like to contribute to this project.

NOTE: All comments, posts and links shared on this Twitter Handbook blog may be included in the published book, “Twitter Handbook“. Therefore - by posting comments on this site, you’re giving permission to share your resource, or conversation.

REMEMBER:  Always include your @ Twitter Name on comments to this blog so others can start following you too!

Oh! And if you’re new to Twitter, wondering what the craze is all about, WELCOME! We’ll be sharing lots of tips and how-to videos for Twitter newbies. You can start by getting your own account and following people.

Start by following the creators of this Blog i360 site:

@WarrenWhitlock

and

@CoachDeb

And then - we’ll see you on the inside where you’ll have access to some of the brightest minds on the Web today - communicating on Twitter!