I have a timeline that appears on the home page of this Porsche blog.In addition to blogging, he is also on twitter.About 10 years ago, there was a time when I was on twitter for work, but I didn't know how to use it and eventually stopped posting anything, and a long time has passed.
After that, I opened the Porsche Blog, and in April of last year, I registered on twitter again. However, at first I didn't really know how to use it, so I just followed people I liked and posted new blog posts... After about six months, the number of followers gradually began to increase, and I received more RTs for my posts.
It also communicates with followers andPorsche lovers and car enthusiasts from all over Japan give us valuable information.on the occasion of
I can connect with people I would never have met in real life through twitter. It's amazing, it's so interesting.
I began to feel that
."Hobby + twitterI think that "I think" is a pretty good match. Some people tweet under their real names.Mostly anonymousHowever, anonymity can lead to the inadvertent exposure of false and sensitive information. Because of anonymity, it is easy to inadvertently see false rumors or sensitive information, but on the other hand, because of anonymity, it is also possible to be a little more sensitive about what is going on.Much of the essential content is present.It is also true.
It is a very interesting glimpse into the naked human condition.
Also, twitter is good for "140 characters". You can tweet easily and also use "140 characters".How to fit what you want to say into 140 charactersIt's fun to think of "the
By the way, my Twitter account is.@Mina_PanameraSo please feel free to follow me or send me a message.
I'm not that good on twitter, and I don't have many followers yet, but I've blogged about it before.
I see you are also on twitter. I see that now.Twitter has more car stuff than a blog, too.We enjoyed it."
In response to your comment, I decided to take a moment to sort out what I post on Twitter.
I tweet a lot of things on twitter that I don't post on this Porsche blog. This is not a strategic thing like "separation of blog and twitter" at all.Things that are too small to blog about.Because there are so many w
For example, "theGo to Ashiu Drivewayor "My husband went touring.or "I saw this Porsche in town.Or so he often mumbles.
When the GT3 and 320i were delivered, he tweeted about it in real time on twitter. On his blog, he wrote, "Write, review, and publish articlesThe process is called "the process of the day," so there is inevitably a time lag of a week or so.
On the other hand, twitter allows people to tweet in real time at any given moment, so the posts are more timely. It's kind of like the recent "A twitter tweet is a preview of a blog postIt was starting to feel like, "I will post a report on my blog as I took my first ride in the GT3 Touring after it was delivered!More and more people are like, "Oh, my God!" (laughs).
This is another one of those things that's not worth blogging about.Conversations with my husband and small stories about when we got married that I suddenly remembered.I am a woman, so I think it would be interesting to write about things from a woman's point of view in addition to cars. Since I am a woman, I think it would be interesting to write about things from a woman's point of view in addition to cars.
I would like to share with you some of the things I tweet about, for example. Recently, I have been tweeting about my first ride on the delivery day of my GT3 Touring, my BMW purchase, and so on.
I tweet a lot of small stories everyday....
I'm not very good at social gatherings or large gatherings where I'm like, "Wow! I'm not very good at making a "wow!" at social events or large gatherings... and even when I do meet peopleMeet one-on-one or in small groups and talk at length.I like it. On the Internet, you are communicating to an unspecified number of people, but the comments and exchanges themselves are one-on-one, so it is close to the feeling of real, individual communication, which is probably better suited to me.
I hope I can continue to enjoy myself and disseminate information through the Porsche blog and twitter.
