Here’s my list of 8 great people you should be following on Twitter, right now!
I’m click-baiting my sons. Want them to read a great New Yorker article on self-sufficiency? Email with subject: “easy money this summer”
— Bridget Williams (@bridgetwi) May 26,
One of the sharpest media-minds I have spent time with. She is a must-follow. Maybe the most important follow from this list.
Justin Thorp
One thing that doesn’t change, when pitching your product. Gotta help me understand how you’re helping make my life easier.
— Justin Thorp (@thorpus) May 23, 2014
Tons of authenticity. Justin’s been in the game a long time, is kind and thoughtful, and is just someone I have always been fond of. He doesn’t follow blindly, and really does his homework.
Anthony De Rosa
(•_•) — Anthony De Rosa (@AntDeRosa) May 27, 2014
Disclosure: I am in investor in Circa. I just like this guy’s work, and I’ve liked it since way before we were doing business together. I almost didn’t add him because of a conflict, but I had to because he understood the landscape of modern journalism so well.
Marco Arment
Do I have to change the world? That’s a lot of pressure. Can’t I just make a podcast app for people who like orange?
— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) May 27, 2014
Dude’s just smart. Period!
Doug Conant
#Leadership tip: Always aim for #commitment over compliance. #TouchPoints
— Doug Conant (@DougConant) May 29, 2014
Former CEO of Campbell’s Soup. Has a great POV of old and new world. Definitely worth the attention.
Tara Hunt
Do you know what the number one social era value is? Trust. In your instincts. Your employees. Your partners. Your customers. Trust.
— Tara Hunt (@missrogue) May 28, 2014
I love her POV on culture shifts. She really doesn’t get enough credit (in my opinion) for her understanding of the early social shifts in digital.
John Jantsch
Just read best Drucker quote – so much of what we call management consists of making it difficult for people to work.
— John Jantsch (@ducttape) May 10, 2014
A gentleman, 1st and foremost. Really on top of things with major work ethic, and full understanding of marketing. I like him a lot.
Kathy Sacks
How you do anything is how you do everything.
— Kathy Sacks (@kathysacks) April 23, 2014
Jersey girl 😉 Someone I respect for a few reasons I can’t share, but you should trust me when I say she is a great person, and deserves your attention.
