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Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Tim Southernwood — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:41:12 -0000

Hey Rick,
You've got me excited about a product launch, when most just BORE ME! "Coining" the term Twitter Squeeze is nothing short of GENIUS! (but don't let that go to your head or you'll never "squeeze" back into yer hat! lol)
I've got a list just waiting to hear about this, and I won't be shy about sharing it!

Tim Southernwoods last blog post..Twitter Squeeze? What’s that? Animal Cruelty.. or Super Genius Marketing?

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Gary Gray — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:31:11 -0000

Hi Rick

Paypal is cool but I just spent $17.00 to buy a friend a book. (he gave me $20.00 cash money because he didn't have a Paypal account of his own)

The last time that I had my bank transfer funds to Paypal it took like three weeks for Paypal to acknowledge the transfer.

So today I asked my bank to transfer some funds to Paypal and I will have to wait n see just how long it takes. lol

Sooo to buy with Paypal it will depend on if I get the transfer into my Paypal account or not, or if some kind sole contributes to my Paypal account in the meantime the twenty bucks.

I have $20.00 cash money (from my friend) on my desk here in front of me whispering that it wants to go visit Rick Butts.

It just happens to be a Canadian Twenty with s beautiful picture of Queen Elizabeth II on the front and a couple of Haida Indian carvings on the back. Plus enough security features that people actually mistake it for a counterfeit bill. (go figure)

If you could imagine framing this beautiful piece of art for your office in exchange to access to your much sought after Twitter Squeeze secrets perhaps we could talk trade. (butt that would most likely take even longer than three weeks not to mention the hassle to get it into your country in the first place cus Canadian money is terrorist money they say)

Oh well.... I guess I will just have to sit and dream of what might have been. Maybe I could write the story of The Twitterpated Canadian Twenty (cash money) Sell it on the Inter Net (Canadian term) and make a million dollars.

BTW that reminds me of a song that the barenaked Ladies (Canadian girls)once sung but that's story for another time.

Butt if you really wanted to see the barenaked ladies check them out @ http://www.bnlmusic.com/def...

Smiles :o)

Gary

Gary Grays last blog post..Don't Squeeze the Twitter!!!

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Dori — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 11:10:34 -0000

What, no prizes for affiliates??? Hmmm, I SO was looking forward to a new iPod!!! LOL I love the Twitter Squeeze concept and name, good job Rick! cheers to ya :-)

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Peter Koning — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 11:01:01 -0000

Rick - I'm buying a copy. Anyone who can weave in wacky British accents, Pink Floyd, and dark sunbglasses into a pre-launch video like you did deserves my $20.

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

lisamariemary — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:37:17 -0000

A contest would ROCK MY SOCKS OFF, seeing how I seem to be a bit tapped out at the moment. ;)

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Vicki Flaugher — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:04:10 -0000

Much more clever (although maybe not at funny) of a logo as the thonged version you mentioned in your Twitter Squeeze video. What I am left wondering is whether it was your butts or some gorgeous babe's butts that was in the thong? It's really a whole different picture depending....as you said, this is what happens when you work alone. LOL!

Wonderful stuff, Rick. I look forward to it. Great idea.

Together, we are stronger.
Vicki Flaugher, the original SmartWoman

Vicki Flaughers last blog post..SmartWoman Weekly Newsletter to Launch This Week!

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Matthew Detrick — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 09:30:40 -0000

Hey hey Rick!

Gotta say man.. your Ustream show the other night was absolutely hilarious... good thing we all went to the bathroom before watching it!

Go for a contest, it'll make things even more fun, create more excitement, and get people to actually understand and use the twitter squeeze. :)

Be well.

Sincerely,

Matthew Detrick

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Dr Wright — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 07:55:24 -0000

Run a contest, I am competative!
the winner gets a course and gets to be your Twitter Squeeze for a day!

( i can visualize a lot of items with Twitter Squeeze printed on them)

Dr. Wright
The WRight Place TV Show
www.wrightplacetv.com
www.twitter.com/drwright1

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Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Linda M. Lopeke — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 07:50:58 -0000

Hey Rick,

Can't wait to see what you've come up with! (I'm sure it's going to be an intelligent approach to making the most of these tools.)

You're so right about the branding case study. I just taught a Branding Masterclass last week and covered the very topic of how to dominate Google without spending anything on SEO just by using language carefully and building a brand. (Happy to share the presentation slides (at no cost) with your audience if they want them. They are posted here:

http://www.smartstartcoach....

The audio for the Branding Masterclass will be posted shortly. And I'll be using Twitter to let folks know when it's available.)

Linda

Re: Twitter Squeeze On Google

Isabella "Niche Lady" — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 05:17:50 -0000

*stomps feet* No Rolexes (Rolexii?) or Ferraris? Stop this stinkin' car, I want OUT! I was promised Rolexii and Ferrari if I would just take this whole IM plunge and you mean to tell me there's no vroom vroom ka boom? Nonsense!

Let Al Gore demand a recount; I DEMAND FERRARI.

OK, I will stop bustin' your chops. I like that you're getting back your content creation sea legs - keep up the good work. I'd peek at TS a bit closer, but right now sleep is soooo calling my name. No keyword research or niche audience testing on that one, I know a pillow's value when I see one!

Oh, and how could I end a comment on your blog without more silliness: FIRST POST!!!!!!!

Work hard, play hard, love easily Rick!

Isabella "Niche Lady" Murphy, The Staying Paid Diva