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===Case Studies of Twitter success===
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'''NAKEDPizza''' The company, started in New Orleans, is attempting to make healthy pizza in an effort to battle obesity in the United States. When they were getting started in 2006, they decided that sending out the typical newsletters that other franchises send would be too costly, almost $3000 a year. They decided to use Twitter as a free alternative to the print advertising, Twitter has since become one of the biggest parts of the business, and is even used in their store allowing customers to sign up and begin following the company when they pick up pizza.
'''NAKEDPizza'''  
The company, started in New Orleans, is attempting to make healthy pizza in an effort to battle obesity in the United States. When they were getting started in 2006, they decided that sending out the typical newsletters that other franchises send would be too costly, almost $3000 a year. They decided to use Twitter as a free alternative to the print advertising, Twitter has since become one of the biggest parts of the business, and is even used in their store allowing customers to sign up and begin following the company when they pick up pizza.

Revision as of 15:52, 20 April 2010

Hello, Fedora Activists! We are a group of students from Allegheny College who have dedicated ourselves to promoting Fedora by using Twitter. We created this Wiki page in order to encourage others to promote Fedora using Twitter, and it will be edited regularly with updates, links, and etiquette on how to successfully operate a Fedora's Twitter account.

Promoting Fedora by using Twitter

Our Goal. . .

To promote Fedora 13 in an effort to expand the community, by using Twitter

Why should we use Twitter?

  • Twitter


  1. Twitter is effective at reaching large audience
  2. We are capable of giving many updates on Fedora 13 throughout the day, which keeps followers in involved in the process
  3. It allows Fedora to reach an untapped, less technically interested group of users

http://twitter.com/Fedora_Project

Case Studies of Twitter success

NAKEDPizza The company, started in New Orleans, is attempting to make healthy pizza in an effort to battle obesity in the United States. When they were getting started in 2006, they decided that sending out the typical newsletters that other franchises send would be too costly, almost $3000 a year. They decided to use Twitter as a free alternative to the print advertising, Twitter has since become one of the biggest parts of the business, and is even used in their store allowing customers to sign up and begin following the company when they pick up pizza.