TOP TWEETERS & CHURCH LEADERS

July 29, 2008

TWITTER recently dumped about 10% of my list of people I'm following - and I can't remember who I lost! This blog post is an attempt to compile a list of the Top Tweeters and Church Leaders that are tweetin' it up - as many influential Church leaders as possible.

So here's a list, in no particular order (no hurt feelings please - if you're not on here, add yourself in the comments!!)

CatalystAtlanta - this goes without saying
Carlos Whitaker - SPD at Buckhead Church
Tony Morgan - Chief Strategic Officer at NewSpring.cc
Perry Noble - Senior Pastor at NewSpring.cc
Tim Stevens - Executive Pastor at Granger Community Church
Todd Rhoades - Christian Blogger - Leadership Network dude
DJ Chuang - Leadership Network and Technology Guy
Bobby Gruenwald - Executive Pastor of LifeChurch.tv
Terry Storch - Chief Diggerati for LifeChurch.tv
Ed Stetzer - blogger, church planting expert, President of LifeWay Research
Jeff Henderson - Campus Director of Buckhead Church
Donald Miller - Who's that?
Cameron Strang - Executive Pastor of RELEVANT Magazine
Mark Batterson - Author and Pastor of National Community Church
Kem Meyer - Communications Director at GCC
Doug Fields - King of Simply Youth Ministry
Mike Foster - Founder XXXChurch, Ethur, Junky Car Club, Deadly Viper Character Assasins
Andy Crouch - Culture Making, author, speaker
Scott Hodge - Pastor The Orchard and major blogger
Dino Rizzo - Pastor The Healing Place Church & Co-founder of Association of Related Churches
Tadd Grandstaff - Lead Pastor of Pine Ridge Church
Dave Ferguson - Pastor Community Christian Church, blogger, author
Mark Driscoll - Senior Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle
Brad Abare - Founder Church Marketing Sucks.com, Center For Church Communication, and more
Chris Elrod - Comedian and Pastor of Compass Point Church
Dan Kimball - Pastor of Vintage Faith, author

This list is in no order and is totally not comprehensive.
What other big names in the Church world are you following on Twitter?
Authors, pastors, thinkers, speakers?

People one might want to follow:
Rob Bell, Andy Stanley, Brenda McNeil, Craig Groeschel, Craig Gross, Dave Kinnaman, Gabe Lyons, Priscilla Shirer, Brian McLaren, The Ortbergs, Billy Hybels, John Burke, Franklin Graham, Steve Fee, John Macarthur, Tim Willard, Nooma, Matt Chandler, Francis Chan, Louie Giglio, Erwin, Crowder, Rick McKinley, Chris Seay, Morgenthaler, Len Sweet,

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Nice list, however I have a hard time following people on twitter who don’t follow anyone else. To me it’s part of the “social” network. Posting, sharing, replying. I really appreciate guys like Ron Sylvia and Hal Mayer who reply back to posts and share ideas on twitter. Tony Morgan has done well with that as well as Carlos Whitaker and other. If I just simply want to read what you are thinking, I’ll read your blog. If you are posting on Twitter, I’m expecting interaction.

Don Miller and Dan Kimball don’t follow anyone, and the Catalyst twitter only follows 3. I’m not saying follow everyone who follows you, but you can definitely tell a lot about a Twitter by who they follow.

Personally I have a mix of ministry professionals, tech gurus, and people in the comics, pop culture, and podcasting world.

If you want to follow me (a pastor, podcaster, comics writer, husband.) feel free to look me up @RadioWayne

Comment by RadioWayne - Jul 29, 2008 @ 07:47 AM

You can follow me at twitter.com/flowerdust :)

Comment by Anne Jackson - Jul 29, 2008 @ 08:10 AM

Great list!

You can follow me at:
http://twitter.com/kentshaffer

Comment by Kent Shaffer - Jul 29, 2008 @ 08:25 AM

You can follow me at:
http://twitter.com/cynthiaware

Comment by cynthiaware - Jul 29, 2008 @ 08:35 AM

Cows can tweet too: http://twitter.com/holycowcreative

Comment by holycowcreative - Jul 29, 2008 @ 09:02 AM

I’ve written Margaret Feinberg requesting tweets because I like her words. Maybe if more requests come in she’ll start.

And another comment… rather than “big names” I like following those who add to my world. So I have personal favorites:

http://twitter.com/tonysteward (visionary genius)
http://twitter.com/kevinhendricks (clever wordsmith/funny dad)
http://twitter.com/rkweblog (worship leader/pastor)
http://twitter.com/scottmcclellan (COLLIDE editor)
http://twitter.com/kmckeaigg (Worship House Media)
http://twitter.com/churchymike (Churchy Media)
http://twitter.com/churchydave (Churchy Media)
http://twitter.com/GodsMac (technology podcast)
and… well, now that we’re into “resources” the list could get very long….

Comment by cynthiaware - Jul 29, 2008 @ 09:11 AM

Mark Driscoll doesn’t actually post on his own Twitter account (http://twitter.com/PastorMark/statuses/834800114). Not sure how much he directs other people to for him. Usually is just a communications channel for Mars Hill Church.

Comment by Chris Ediger - Jul 29, 2008 @ 09:37 AM

HEY!

Wayne, good point! Sorry we don’t follow more people with our twitter. We’ll fix that!

Thanks Anne, Cynthia, Kent, HolyCow for your comments. you too Chris. We’ll start following y’all right away. You can follow me at twitter.com/jessephillips if you like!

Cynthia, I’ll edit that for you!

Comment by Catablog Administrator - Jul 29, 2008 @ 09:53 AM

hey RadioWayne, thanks for your comments…really appreciate your thoughts. we are going to spend a little more time intentionally using twitter; Jesse does a great job of interacting with people on the blog and also on twitter and I am going to step it up a bit…you’re right, a social network is only a social network when there is interaction, thanks again!

Comment by LV Hanson - Jul 29, 2008 @ 10:10 AM

You can follow me…http://twitter.com/jeffwilson (IT, Communication, Ministry, and life)

Comment by Jeff Wilson - Jul 29, 2008 @ 10:11 AM

I’m not sure if I want some of you to follow me. You seem like a rather shady bunch.

I enjoy following some of the pastors with larger churches just to find out how they are spending their days. I must say, some of them are in ALOT of meetings!

And flowerdust, you are one of my favorites. You bring a smile to my ugly ol’ face!

Comment by Thom Reagan - Jul 29, 2008 @ 10:17 AM

I’m not a pastor, but I love catalyst—been going for years! I love studying other church leaders, and I am a pretty passionate volunteer for my church. Lawyer by day, but that’s not the point. You can follow me on twitter, too: twitter.com/Toby_Hunt

God bless and keep it up!

Comment by Toby - Jul 29, 2008 @ 10:32 AM

Hey LV & Jesse,

Thanks for the words. I was afraid I was coming off too harsh. Twitter is a beautiful thing (when it’s working), and I just keep seeing the community grow and grow.

Instead of a time waster, I actually think it’s made me more productive. Not only am I getting great links to help me learn as a leader, but It’s a community I can call out to for help.

I posted just yesterday about needing a vector image of the Staples “Easy Button” for an upcoming series logo I’m designing.

within a couple of hours, I had a “Twitter Follower” send me what I needed.

Maybe the next blog and “Comment Conversation” could be about how we all use Twitter to make us more productive and connected leaders?

Wayne Cordova
http://www.waynecordova.com

Comment by RadioWayne - Jul 29, 2008 @ 10:34 AM

great point radiowayne. it really is a great way to connect with friends (some of mine made your list). it’s only fun if it’s social and interactive- otherwise who would care that you are ‘pulling out of the driveway’ or ‘hanging out with the catalyst crew’

the crew at catalyst rocks. thanks for the list.

jason salamun
http://twitter.com/jasonsalamun

Comment by jason salamun - Jul 29, 2008 @ 11:00 AM

Whole media team at National Community Church is on Twitter as well.

http://twitter.com/davidrussell
http://twitter.com/dave_clark
http://twitter.com/jeremysexton

Comment by Jeremy - Jul 29, 2008 @ 11:14 AM

While I’m not nearly as cool as any of the top 20, I too Tweet. I’m a senior pastor of a small town/rural church, so I’m quite different than most listed. I’m a do-it-all solo pastor with a small congregation.

http://twitter.com/mrclm

Chris Meirose

Comment by Chris Meirose - Jul 29, 2008 @ 11:36 AM

I, like Chris, am not very cool. But I can bring a different perspective to the table.

I am a campus minister on a mid-sized, public university campus.

http://twitter.com/mynameisbrandon

Comment by Brandon Smith - Jul 29, 2008 @ 12:04 PM

Totally agree about those who don’t listen back. I noticed that as I went through some on the list. I remembered unfollowing at least one of these guys a while back because I realized he didn’t listen, just talked. That’s when I disconnect. Not that one’s follow/follower ratio should be 1:1, but it also shouldn’t be hundreds:very few.

Comment by Rob Williams - Jul 29, 2008 @ 12:25 PM

Thom, wow. Thank you!!!

@Rob - as one who twitters that is hundreds: very few…just because I don’t technically follow people doesn’t mean I don’t read them or interact and I think others in that boat can do the same… I *love* the “reply” tab on twitter…so if someone does reply to me who I don’t follow, we can interact that way, and I also love reading down people’s pages…I just have a rule to only follow people I actually know to some extent. Otherwise I have no self control and would be sucked into a twitterstorm!!! But I agree - it is no fun without the interaction.

Comment by Anne Jackson - Jul 29, 2008 @ 12:52 PM

Thanks Guys - you are awesome! I appreciate you putting me on that list!! Can’t wait for Catalyst this year!!

Comment by Tadd Grandstaff - Jul 29, 2008 @ 12:54 PM

@Anne- I can totally understand where you’re coming from. At first I only wanted to follow people I know. But then I found others that had interesting things to share so I followed them. Curious, how do you know who to read and reply when you’re not subscribed to them? How do you know what pages to go visit to catch up? I guess I’m curious about your system then since it’s totally different from mine. I actually just wrote on my personal blog about calming the twitter noise (and importance of bio info): http://rob.orangejack.com/?s=twitter

I will say though that first impressions are huge when I go to someone’s twitter page. If I don’t know them and see they aren’t following many or any, it makes me wonder what they are up to. But I guess it’s better than the other way around!

Comment by Rob Williams - Jul 29, 2008 @ 01:04 PM

@Rob…I am all about systems so it’s taken a year to tweak it but I think I have it where it works for me…

1. I only check twitter from the web. Only a very small group of people come directly to my phone (my husband, my boss, a few coworkers and two good friends). So I login in and catch up with the people I follow first.

2. I check the reply tab to see who all has replied to something I’ve said and if needed, I reply to them.

3. Most of the bloggers I follow have updates sent to their blogs and/or their facebooks, so when I am browsing blogs or FB, i catch up there.

4. Many of the people I follow talk about people like - Hey, @soandso, you are awesome. Since I can see their username and my friend said they’re awesome, I’ll click over to check them out. And it’s pretty easy to just click through other people’s followers or followees to just browse what’s up…like I would a blog/blogroll.

5. I also track certain phrases that I am interested in….like “track cross point” or “track mad church disease” so if someone tweets about that, whether I follow them or not, it pings me.

I know that sounds really complicated but I know for me, it’s the best way for me to interact and allow Twitter to be completely functional…I did the “subscribe to everyone” thing and that lasted about two days because I couldn’t keep track of everything…which made Twitter, as a tool, completely purposeless!

Comment by Anne Jackson - Jul 29, 2008 @ 01:12 PM

I like your list actually, captured a few that I didn’t have yet. I simply won’t follow people who don’t follow me back. So names on there with 1000 followers but only follow 3. Those aren’t really twitter users!

Feel free to add me: http://twitter.com/mclanea

Comment by Adam McLane - Jul 29, 2008 @ 01:19 PM

@Anne - excellent! That does make sense. Your first point is similar to what I do so we’re actually fairly on the same system. There are just so many things to monitor nowadays with RSS readers, Facebook, Twitter, FriendFeed, etc. I like learning other people’s habits and systems.

BTW, I like your blog and sub’ed to it. And your twitter ;-)

And I’m rethinking how I mentioned the ratio thing. What I should have said is that it’s not so much the ratio in that direction, it’s that if someone isn’t following hardly anyone at all is when I’m cautious. Some can’t help but have hundreds follow them, but if you follow some then that’s good. I think there may be some exceptions based on non-twitter ‘fame’.

Comment by Rob Williams - Jul 29, 2008 @ 01:20 PM

@flowerdust - I use the exact same format you’ve described in 1 - 5. I also have a more sophisticated tracker system which is still in alpha so can’t be listed.

Additionally, I should list a problem I’ve had. When I had my status set as private so that only my followers could read my updates….. twitter would not allow me to control my followers/followings. If someone wanted to follow me and I accepted - I automatically followed them (http://twitter.com/mattsingley/ had to help me figure this out). It was very frustrating and currently - I have lost 50 followers trying to reconcile my problem. Thus my updates are unprotected for now.

Digital - the Leadership Network blog - has a good Twitter post at:
http://digital.leadnet.org/2008/07/tech-tuesday-tw.html

For newcomers there’s always “Twitter in Plain English” by Common Craft.

Comment by cynthiaware - Jul 29, 2008 @ 01:27 PM

Creative arts and college pastor here, tweeting about ministry, life, arts, food, and the process of launching a multi-site college ministry. http://twitter.com/kerner

Comment by Matt Kerner - Jul 29, 2008 @ 01:41 PM

I’m part of the Web Dept at North Point Community Church (Buckhead Church, Browns Bridge.) We’ve got quite a few people on staff that are Twittering. Below is a rough list of key people divided by department. But first you gotta follow me. :-) http://twitter.com/joshdaws I’m a filmmaker and just about finished with my first feature film. It’s a suspense thriller set in the world of small town church politics. http://www.dangerouscalling.com Check it out.

Now the list of key Twitterers at North Point Ministries (apologies to whoever I miss):

Service Programming/Media
http://twitter.com/loswhit - Everyone follows Carlos.
http://twitter.com/motionhouse - In charge of Media for all three campuses
http://twitter.com/atreagin - Browns Bridge Service Programming Director
http://twitter.com/oldjules - In charge of everything SPD
http://twitter.com/bigmicah - Not sure of his title, but he’s high up the food chain

Singles
http://twitter.com/joelt_ - Mr. singles ministry himself

IT/Web
http://twitter.com/rtgolf - web director
http://twitter.com/2sean2 - IT director

Strategic Partners
http://twitter.com/dmcdaniel - One of the geniuses behind Buckhead Church, now oversees strategic partners.

Buckhead Church even has twitter account: http://twitter.com/BuckheadChurch

There are many others that you can find by perusing who these people are following, but this is the group of NP Twitter users that you’d probably be interested in following.

Josh

Comment by Josh Daws - Jul 29, 2008 @ 01:51 PM

I’m in the tweet pool. Love the interaction it gives me and the fact that it updates my facebook so I don’t have to go there as often to let our younger folks know what’s going on in my world. I’m the worship pastor at a church in Chesapeake, VA. Also nice to be able to network together to ask questions and find solutions. I’m over at http://twitter.com/mergeworship. Peace…adam

Comment by Adam Herod - Jul 29, 2008 @ 02:19 PM

One last thing to consider is if you are not following someone you can’t send them a direct message. All replies are public. If you follow someone, you can send them a private message through Twitter.

Comment by Rob Williams - Jul 29, 2008 @ 02:29 PM

If you only add one tweet to your list - make it @flowerdust - you won’t be dissappointed.

If you add two - anyone else on this list is a sure thing.

If after the nuclear holocaust it’s down to you and I on a deserted island with wifi… give me a try - twitter.com/nooc

Greg

Coffee Master,
Lead Environmental Advocate,
Brevity Enforcer,
Director, Communications & IT
Riverwood Church Community

Comment by nooc - Jul 29, 2008 @ 04:55 PM

I recently made a post with the top recommended youth ministry tweeters to follow.

Comment by Tim Schmoyer - Jul 29, 2008 @ 05:30 PM

Anne…. Your list of 1-5 sounds like a GREAT blog post!

Everyone else….http://www.twitter.com/Paul_Kuzma

Comment by Paul Kuzma - Jul 29, 2008 @ 06:17 PM

I bet John the baptist, the prophet Jeremiah, or the Apostle Paul would not have had much of a twitter following… I am glad we have found a way to make the “gospel” so relavant where they failed!

-Jim

Comment by Jim - Jul 29, 2008 @ 07:08 PM

Let’s try that again ....

how about http://www.twitter.com/Paul_Kuzma

Comment by Paul Kuzma - Jul 29, 2008 @ 07:48 PM

Well I wasn’t going to post mine cause it seems like shameless self promotion but it looks like there are alot of shameless people leaving comments:) If you want a full time campus ministers twitter at FSU in Tallahassee its twitter.com/rossmiddleton

Comment by Ross Middleton - Jul 29, 2008 @ 09:08 PM

how could you have left out your own Catalyst’s Ben Arment?! :) http://twitter.com/benarment

other notables that sorta fit your category:

John Bishop (pastor of Living Hope Church) http://twitter.com/john_bishop
Ron Sylvia (pastor )

Michael Hyatt, CEO of Thomas Nelson http://twitter.com/michaelhyatt (yes! a CEO twittering)

Geoff Surratt (XP at Seacoast) http://twitter.com/GeoffSurratt

Dan Ohlerking (Healing Place Church, Baton Rouge) http://twitter.com/danohlerking

Comment by djchuang - Jul 29, 2008 @ 10:57 PM

Since everyone else is throwing their twitter account out there, I thought I’d do the same.

twitter.com/rshannonsmith (husband, father, internet junkie, ordinary radical wannabe)

We also set up a twitter account that is updated whenever the news on our church web site is updated. twitter.com/visiodei

Comment by Shannon Smith - Jul 29, 2008 @ 11:56 PM

How about a UK pastor - we’re slowing seeing some decent pastors coming online in the uk… only problem is that Twitter costs a fortune to SMS in the UK at the moment so have to settle with Browser add-ons etc for quick posts - follow me if you’re looking for a british angle on things… twitter.com/chrisdenham

Comment by Chris Denham - Jul 30, 2008 @ 03:35 AM

Hey… dont forget me…
http://twitter.com/henryjudy

Comment by Henry Judy - Jul 30, 2008 @ 03:46 AM

@Chris in the UK - SMS can be $$. I hope Twitter turns IM back on soon. In the meantime you know you can have it all emailed to you or RSS? Maybe that can help in the meantime to stay mobile (if your mobile gets email and web)

@Everyone - Man this has been a great discussion! Love it! I also realized I haven’t made it easy to follow me so here am I: http://twitter.com/orangejack. But FYI, I don’t always follow you back. Fill out your bio or let me know who you are first please.

Comment by Rob Williams - Jul 30, 2008 @ 08:50 AM

What a great list & I’m glad you guys added Ben Arment & Anne Jackson. Another one to watch is Shawn Wood, Experiences Pastor @ Seacoast http://twitter.com/shawnwood

And if anyone wants to hear about branding, entrepreneurial thinking in ministry or how I just missed my flight… http://twitter.com/dawnnicole

Comment by Dawn Nicole Baldwin - Jul 30, 2008 @ 10:49 AM

I tweet too. Mine is http://www.twitter.com/uthpastor

Thanks!!!

Comment by Ryan Nielsen - Jul 31, 2008 @ 07:48 PM

http://www.twitter.com/theblogstar (@theblogstar)

Creative Arts Pastor / The People’s Church

for info at http://www.chadjarnagin.com

Muchas gracias.

Comment by Chad Jarnagin - Jul 31, 2008 @ 08:31 PM

the use of twitter started off as a great networking tool for me; while it remains usefull that way, I have also made great friendships with some amazing people. Tweet on!

Steve Murphy
Video Producer, Seacoast Chruch
http://www,twitter.com/Murphy24p

Comment by Steve Murphy - Jul 31, 2008 @ 10:10 PM

After 22 years with Zondervan, the international Christian communications company, serving in a variety of marketing capacities, my most recent position (Sr. Dir., Corporate & Internet Communications) was eliminated (along with more than 20 others) in a reorganization of the company. I�m believing God wants me somewhere else right now so I’m seeking other opportunities. One way I’m doing that is by using Twitter to expand my network of contacts.

I’m a Certified eMarketer & a believer in Word Of Mouth marketing. I’m twittering on leadership, the media, Internet marketing, & evangelicalism. Follow me at http://twitter.com/jonpetersen

Jonathan Petersen, MBA, CeM
Strategic IMC: PR & Internet Marketing
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Comment by Jonathan Petersen - Jul 31, 2008 @ 10:41 PM

Great list! I love the tweet world. It it a great way to keep up with others - especially those who don’t have the confidence to blog yet.

Kristi Cash White
Minister, Program Coordinator
Portland Urban Ministry Project/ PUMP Church of Christ

Comment by Kristi Cash White - Jul 31, 2008 @ 10:44 PM

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Comment by Bishop James I Feel God Brown - Aug 01, 2008 @ 03:46 AM

While I am on Twitter (ksnowman), perhaps the church most utilizing the technology church-wide is Westwinds Church in Jackson, Michigan. http://www.westwinds.org. They use it extensively, even having a Twitter Sunday:

http://digital.leadnet.org/2008/06/westwinds-churc.html

Comment by Kirk Schneemann - Aug 01, 2008 @ 12:12 PM

I get the honor of being a part of the team at Healing Place Church down here in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Here are some of our team that twitter -

Comment by Dan Ohlerking - Aug 01, 2008 @ 02:10 PM

Say hi!: twitter.com/trelawrence

Comment by Tre Lawrence - Aug 01, 2008 @ 08:04 PM

I’m just wondering how you get cool enough to make any of these lists???

http://twitter.com/edubs79 —that’s me and i’m no where to be found. Oh well, maybe someday we will all make the cut!

But honestly, thanks for the list!

Be peace

Comment by Erik - Aug 03, 2008 @ 07:41 PM

Great post! Probably the most comprehensive “faith tweeps” (twitter peeps) post to date. Thanks to everyone who’s posted users in the comments.

Re: follow/following ratio: as someone who’s spent a lot of time online, I’ve really been trying to focus, to channel my online relationships into people I know in the physical world, face to face. All my social networking and online activities (apart from work) are held up to that principle: is this or that interaction or network going to enhance and strengthen my real-world community, or detract from it?

I make exceptions all the time, of course - it’s not an absolute rule. I follow many influential leaders, local work-related folk and humorous twitterers. I find it useful to “pre-network” online before a big conference (NAB, etc.) so I have an “in” - a basic relationship - to walk up to luminaries and the like.

What guides your social-network decisions?

Comment by Allan White - Aug 04, 2008 @ 03:49 PM

Oh, I forgot: you can follow my updates at @allanwhite. Also: we’re using it at Luis Palau for the Portland CityFest this August! Still getting posters up to speed, but check it.

Comment by Allan White - Aug 04, 2008 @ 03:51 PM

Alot of people miss out on a rising ministry- Urban Connection Ministries out of Akron Ohio. They are attacking generational poverty. Check out the director’s twitter - Fruit punch. Also website at: http://www.akronmentor.com

Comment by Jennifer Kanis - Aug 05, 2008 @ 07:15 PM

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Comment by Jesse Phillips - Aug 06, 2008 @ 09:58 AM

Test comment 2.

Comment by Jesse Phillips - Aug 06, 2008 @ 09:59 AM

I don’t get twitter.

Comment by LaMo - Aug 06, 2008 @ 10:12 AM

Test comment numero tres!

Comment by Ansley - Aug 06, 2008 @ 10:12 AM

I follow people who are putting behind the scenes stuff of how you make church work.

Add me to the list http://twitter.com/jeffreygibson

Comment by Jeff Gibson - Aug 06, 2008 @ 11:22 AM

Ha - I’m such a genius that I forgot to list my twitter address: kristicw. Funny to notice that my husband @allanwhite did, too.

Comment by Kristi - Aug 06, 2008 @ 02:36 PM

ok, so, late to the dance and i’m not a “big dog” but if you want to follow a pastor/designer form long island, NY climb aboard here:
http://twitter.com/mikebone

Comment by mike brennan - Aug 06, 2008 @ 07:36 PM

You can follow me at: http://twitter.com/jodyearley

Comment by Jody Earley - Aug 08, 2008 @ 02:13 PM

You can follow me at http://www.ronedmondson.com/ronedmondson

Comment by Ron Edmondson - Aug 13, 2008 @ 09:41 PM

You can follow me at http://www.twitter.com/RobertPooley

Comment by Robert Pooley - Aug 13, 2008 @ 09:42 PM

This website lists top brands and key influencers who use Twitter. http://www.socialbrandindex.com/

Comment by Jonathan Petersen - Aug 15, 2008 @ 05:14 PM

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