Fwd: Is CoTweet for you?

0 views

Skip to first unread message

Douglas A. Whitfield

unread,

Oct 29, 2009, 12:27:13 AM10/29/09

to open-everyt...@googlegroups.com

Does anybody want to help manage these accounts? I'm taking a statistics course on top of work, so I'm pretty swamped right now. Once mid-December rolls around, I'll be ready to kick Chicago planning off full force though!

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: CoTweet <chan...@cotweet.com>
Date: Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 11:09 PM
Subject: Is CoTweet for you?
To: dougl...@gmail.com

Hi Douglas,

We've noticed that no one has logged in to the @oechicago and @openeverything Twitter accounts through CoTweet lately.

CoTweet is not for everyone. It's designed for teams who are managing the front-line of the real-time web for their organizations. It's for people committed to engaging customers in authentic two-way conversations, rather than just broadcasting messages to followers.

No other tool allows you to engage customers one-on-one like CoTweet does.

With CoTweet you can:

Manage multiple Twitter accounts with multiple people communicating through those accounts
Monitor your brand with persistent searches
Share the job of being "On Duty" with email notifications when @replies and DMs are sent to your account
Assign tweets to team members for follow up
Schedule tweets and post from multiple accounts

But most importantly, only CoTweet allows you to keep track of all the conversations you and your team have with Twitter users. The ability to view prior conversations allows you to get immediate context on any user and pick up the conversation where you left off. Without this feature, it's simply not possible for teams to effectively manage relationships through Twitter.

If you're interested in engaging with your customers in authentic, two-way dialogs, you really should give CoTweet another try.

If you are no longer using CoTweet, we'd be interested to know why. Would you take just a few minutes to complete this survey? We'd really appreciate it.

One last thing, if you don't sign in within the next three days, we'll need to stop pulling data for @oechicago and @openeverything. We can only do this for active accounts. The only change you'll notice is that On Duty email notifications will stop, and it may take a few moments for us to reload your tweet data the next time you sign in. That's it.

Thanks,

The CoTweet Team

Julia Roy from UnderCurrent on CoTweet.

Morgan Johnston from JetBlue on CoTweet.

Gloria Bell from Bridge Market Group on CoTweet.

CoTweet powers your brand on Twitter. Engage multiple people in your organization to tweet through your brand's Twitter account. Work seamlessly together, delegate tasks, track conversations and schedule posts.