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Thank you for posting the highlight of my presentation here. It represents a measurement of my past year of work.
Connie Bensen
Community Strategist
Techrigy / Alterian
@cbensen
Posted by: Connie Bensen | September 25, 2009 at 10:16 AM
Our pleasure, Connie, it is interesting work. I wonder if there is any way to isolate the role of Twitter from other influences on the size of your customer base. As a startup, your company would expect to have a rapid increase in customers. From zero to something, anyway, just because you are a new company with new products on the market. How did you (or can you) isolate the influence of Twitter from the influence of your other PR or sales efforts (press releases, website, blog, word of mouth, etc.)?
--Bill Paarlberg, Editor, The Measurement Standard
Posted by: Bill Paarlberg | September 29, 2009 at 09:27 AM