Hello! Tejas Patel's is a purpose driven, business minded, technology enthusiast and ambitious but nice person. Guy with B+ attitude and a budding entrepreneur who enjoys independence.
My thoughts and findings
It is Friday, time to remove 5 people who are not adding value to my Twitter stream and add 5 people who will add value #unfollowFriday
I was never a huge fan of growing massive followings at Twitter and I am still not convinced of it's need for myself. I want to have a Twitter stream that is adding value to me and I want to reciprocate the same value to people in my stream.
I have around 1000+ people that I am following and around the same number that is following me. My aim is to add value to my Twitter stream and reduce noise from it as much as possible while still maintaining people in my stream from various fronts [I am open to new things and ideas].
Starting today I am going to at least unfollow at least 5 people whose tweets are not adding value to my Twitter stream and at least add 5 people who will add more value being in my stream.
Overtime I can see myself removing more people than the people I will be adding, but more of it in next few weeks.
How are you reducing noise in your Twitter stream?
Should I Retweet?
This RT will be new to 568 people and annoy 467 people.
45% of @tejaaa 's followers also follow @guykawasaki (flip it!)
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I like to retweet [RT] if I think it's really going to add value, is funny/useful or reinforce it's value. I try to do this sparingly. But next time before you retweet find out how many people might be seeing that post second time or more than that on http://shouldirt.com and then see if the double up is worth it.
So I I decide to RT one of @guykawasaki's post I am going to double up post for nearly 45% of my followers who also follow @guykawasaki.
A handy tool!