With Twitter Lists being rolled out to a greater portion of users earlier today, there is a lot of buzz being created around the new feature. In a nod to my friend Manoj at Web Analytics World, who just posted a set of web analytics Twitter lists, here are a some marketing lists to follow on Twitter. This top 10 list is based on the number of followers each list has at the time of this posting.
As I write this, thousands of us search marketing folks around the globe are packing our bags and getting ready to swoop into San Jose, California for the largest search engine strategies conference of the year, known by the industry simply as SES San Jose. Our company has been a part of these conferences for some time, but each show is a mixture of old and new. And for many of you who may be attending SES San Jose for the first time, here is something you may just want to bookmark and read during some downtime in the airport:
My SES San Jose Survival Guide
1. Follow the SES San Jose hashtag #sessj on Twitter. You will find a lot of great people there. And if the hashtag isn’t enough, here are two Twitter accounts you’ll want to follow right away: @matt_mcgowan and @SESConf.
4. Subscribe to the SES YouTube Channel. You’ll find over 300 videos which have been posted over the past couple of years.
5. Flip through the July 2009 edition of the SES Magazine. There will undoubtedly a lot of these to be found at the conference itself, but you may not have known that they also have an online version.
6. A closer look at the SES San Jose conference agenda. I won’t reveal my favorites in this post, but take a look at these buzz words, courtesy of wordle.net:
Welcome! I'm Andrew Spoeth, and here you'll find a mix-match of gems on B2B marketing, social media, and high tech. My day job has me leading a team of social media marketers at CA Technologies, one of the world's top software companies. In between, you'll find me online - Twitter is best - where I keep up with the rapid pace of innovation in our industry. I also co-moderate a weekly chat on Twitter for marketers called #B2Bchat. The views expressed here are my own.
