Bill at Incisive has blogged on all the twitterers working at Incisive.. makes intereting reading . Kluwer are on the ball with this but we get the feeling Lexis & West are dragging their feet on understanding how Twitter can help them as organisations..
Bill writes:
http://us-blog.incisivemedia.com/2009/04/twitter_scorecard_1.html
Twitter Scorecard
The Marketing Department sent me the latest listing of Twitter users at Incisive North America ranked by the number of followers each has. In most cases, these follower figures have grown significantly since the last time we looked in February, reflecting both our own activity as well as overall growth in registered Twitter users. According to published reports, total Twitter users grew from around 4.5 million in February to over 9 million by the end of March.
Here’s the line-up among individuals:
- Matt McGowan 2066
- Marc Scibelli 989
- Bill Pollak 810
- Theodora Blanchfield 755
- Anna Maria Virzi 680
- Monica Bay 678
- Lee Feldman 515
- Nicole Kramer 244
- Aric Press 200
- Jill Windwer 149
- Pat France 108
- Henry Dicker 102
- Kevin Vermeulen 65
- Hal Cohen 44
- Kevin Iredell 38
- Scott Graham 36
- David Brown 21
- Matthew Courier 16
- Chris Braun 14
- Cathy Tanksley 12
- Brad Thomas 7
And here’s the line-up for our various brands and publications:
- Legal Times 1341
- Law.com/Legal Blog Watch 1216
- ClickZ 954
- The Am Law Daily 648
- SES New York 619
- CLE Center 575
- Law Technology News 517
- LegalTech 489
- SES Chicago 479
- EDD Update 277
- Legal Pad Blog (The Recorder) 205
- Madoff Watch 180 SES London 174
- SES San Jose 168 LawJobs 112
- Incisive Media 98
- Shark Bytes (CA student blog) 90
- Tex Parte Blog (Texas Lawyer) 75
- Law.com 21
- SES Toronto 18
For those wanting to boost follower numbers, the second installment of our Twitter Guidelines had some good tips. It can be found here: http://us-blog.incisivemedia.com/2009/03/twitter_guidelines_2_1.html
Further installments in the Twitter Guidelines series will be forthcoming, including some thoughts on Brand Guidelines from our marketing department.
Most importantly, with these growing numbers of followers, we all need to ask ourselves what we want to do with this tool in terms of building relationships and disseminating information? How do we take best advantage of it, and ensure that the time we spend builds value for the company and for ourselves?
PS. If you or your organization has a Twitter account and you would like it included in our scorecard, please click here and let us know the Twitter account name: http://www.incisivemediamarketing.us/twitterform
