Comments on: He is a great Guy

By: Porush jain

Porush jain — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 13:53:15 +0000

Nice summary Pranav. Though i like the new system of “Lists” on twitter; I never really understood how to use twitter. A strategy session on Twitter had been quite useful.

By: Pranav Bhasin

Pranav Bhasin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 20:02:43 +0000

@Vijay Love your tweet in the way it gets the point across diplomatically

@Ravi Agree with what you say. I look forward to people like Guy Kawasaki for excellent advice on various facets of starting and running a company. Infact I am a fan of various articles he has previously written about writing business plans, executive summaries and pitching to investors. That magic however seems to be missing in his twitter strategy.

By: Ravi Pathak

Ravi Pathak — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 08:12:25 +0000

Hi Pranav, this is as usual from you a crisp review. Self promotion isnt new but its great if it is wrapped up with a great content. In case of celebs, they do provide. However there has to be right mix content inform of advice, strategy, tips with the self promotion.

While twitter user in me @tatvic ,I m interested in what he has to offer as content, a user am little interested to hear about his projects “all the time”.

There is no doubt that Guy is probably best guy in town. The concepts that he has given are timeless & brilliant.

Thanks for bringing this up !

By: Vijay Rayapati

Vijay Rayapati — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 08:05:19 +0000

Good summary Pranav, he always does self-promotion. As

As I tweeted recently:

“When you want to use platform like Twitter for pure marketing, be bold and stubborn like @GuyKawasaki”.