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Ascent Marketing 
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Window Cleaning I’ve been following the Twitter craze on the blogosphere for quite some time now, especially with my intresest in mobile marketing. However, I never joined….until today.
you can follow Nate Nead on twitter my feed is http://www.twitter.com/natenead
My reasoning for not joining was simple.
1. I’m all thumbs. I work better with keyboards that allow for use of all my fingers (I mean isn’t that why I have 10, instead of two thumbs, so I can type?).
2. I would rather call than text.
3. I would rather be called than texted.
4. Texting isn’t free. In fact texting is quite expensive.
5. I like networking, but for some reason Twitter didn’t appeal to me.
So, now that I have it. Feel free to follow me. I may not update as much as others. Like I said, I like full conversations, so blogging is more my thing. However, as I update on twitter, you can see the latest and greatest of what is happening in life and business…
I saw that you were following me today. . . which is the only time I’m ever on twitter, when I get a notification that someone’s following me.
Frankly, if I was concerned about constantly updating everyone on my current status, I still just gonna use facebook. Facebook’s mobile interface loads at such a low memory level that I can probably check my facebook for as much as a text message costs. . . .and I’m not even one of the cool kids with unlimited internet, I pay by the amount of KB download.
Just my two cents.
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Well I keep seeing more and more people twittering but I remain untwitted. Maybe I will follow your path later, but for now I remain twitter free.
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Yeah, I put it off as long as I could (just like when I didn’t get my first cell phone until I was almost 23). It’s one of those necessary evils. Shoot, if I had my way, I would ride my bike to work to avoid paying for gas. In this case, it’s a time thing…one more thing to take up my sweet little time.