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In the old days, when we heard that someone was getting "tweety" we simply assumed that Sylvester the cat was at it again. In the modern age, however, it's Tom Fredericks in Polywater's Electrical Division who's getting tweety: Tom is all atwitter about Twitter. On Twitter one tweets. To tweet on Twitter is to talk in text. Tom's tweety text talk on Twitter will be on timely topics. He'll teach and tell tips and attach photos to help you attain the top. Talented and intelligent electrical reps will try to become one of Tom's Twitter tweetees. It takes only two ticks of time. Says Tom: "We created three Twitter accounts for our C&I reps, utility reps, and end users/distributors. If you already have a Twitter account please use the Search People function and sign up to follow polywaterc (contractor industrial reps only), or polywateru (utility reps only), and polywatere (end users and distributors) for market specific updates. To set up a new account just follow the fast and easy directions: http://support.twitter.com/articles/219437. Then sign up for polywatere and either polywaterc or polywateru once the Finding Friends option comes up. "The polywaterc and polywateru rep accounts are private and locked for obvious reasons. You'll send us a request and we'll sign you up. The polywatere account is public with immediate enrollment. You'll definitely want our tweets sent to your phone, so check that option next to our name (the tiny phone next to a small green circle with arrows in it) once you're approved. If you don't, you'll have to log onto your Twitter account to see our messages--just extra hassle for you. "It's surprising how many market players are already on Twitter (NAED, IBEW, NEMRA, OKDOT, Dominion, etc.) and how much information is provided using this social network. Don't worry about spam from us. The plan is to send sales tips and new product installation photos you can show customers right from your phone to help sell our products. There's nothing to download. Messages must be less than 140 characters, so they're always short! Imagine the power of pertinent information sent to your phone for instantaneous use." Sign up now to release your inner Tweety. |
