5 Reasons to follow @mattdouglas on Twitter

This post was written by Matt Douglas, Founder & CEO

If you don’t want to read this post, then just head right over to Twitter and follow Matt Douglas on Twitter. Otherwise, read on for a few reasons why you might want to follow me on Twitter…

After months of watching Twitter from the sidelines, I’ve decided to start using Twitter on a daily basis. I’ll write more in a future blog post about why I decided now was the right time to integrate Twitter into my daily life. I’m going to try this for at least a month and see how it enhances my connections to customers, partners, and others in the industry.  To motivate you, here are a few reasons to follow me on Twitter.

5 Reasons to follow @mattdouglas on Twitter

  1. Learn what it takes to run a consumer internet startup in convenient 140 character snippets
  2. Read my brutally honest opinion about new developments in the web industry. I promise to be harsh whenever possible for your amusement.
  3. Receive links to interesting websites and useful blog posts
  4. Hear inside details about new features and functionality on MyPunchbowl
  5. Get some daily amusement with my random musings about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Whether you are a customer, partner, friend (or foe), I hope that you will take a moment to follow me on Twitter: Matt Douglas on Twitter.

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One Response to “5 Reasons to follow @mattdouglas on Twitter”

  1. Jannifer @wordsforliving Says:
    April 12th, 2009 at 4:18 pm

    I’m following Matt Douglas on Twitter now. I follow so many people that I hope I can see all his tweets! So what I may do is put him on a list on FriendFeed so I can see all the tweets and filter out the “noise” on twitter.

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