Story time: A massive Twitter WIN

November 18, 2009

A really cool thing happened to me a few weeks ago that represents the core purpose of what Twitter, and really networking online of any kind, is all about. Here’s why:

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What Twitter Wins have you experienced? Share.

  • http://twitter.com/RicNunez Ricardo Nunez

    wow this is an amazing story. I once saw a video how @unmarketing got some free shoes online, but other than that I never thought that was really possible. I give a lot of my time to help people with blogging, web design and programming for free. But other than tons of postcards I never gave anything physical to anybody from the internet.

    • anniesorensen

      Thanks, Ric. I believe that the more you show people that YOU care, the more you get back in return. I have so many more, fun examples of Twitter Wins…stay tuned for more. It's powerful stuff.

  • Sam

    just to clarify, the guy who gave u the book was the one who wrote it right?

    • http://twitter.com/anniesorensen Annie Sorensen

      Correct! Dharmesh is one of three authors of the book…Brian Halligan and David Meerman Scott are the others.

      • http://anothersamchan.com Sam

        Ok, that makes a lot of sense. for a moment i thought it was just a random act of kindness.

        Dharmesh reminds me of Steve from pokenzoo!

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  • http://campinggeartv.com/ Josh Turner

    Aside from getting the free book, now you've got a relationship with the author. And the power of that relationship over time is potentially invaluable. All 'cause of twitter. (Three sentences in a row that start with the letter a. Is that acceptable?)

    Thanks for sharing this!

    - Josh

    • http://twitter.com/anniesorensen Annie Sorensen

      EXACTLY.

      (And yes, totally acceptable, as long as I'm allowed to start sentences with “And?”)

  • http://rbeale.com RBeale

    Hi Annie,

    Great Story. Dharmesh is not only the author of Inbound Marketing but he is also the cofounder and CTO of HubSpot (my employer). I hope you enjoy the book.

    RB

    • http://www.anniesorensen.com Annie Sorensen

      Awesome!

  • wesleytech

    Simply awesome!

    • http://twitter.com/anniesorensen Annie Sorensen

      Thanks for watching, Wes.

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