Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Thanks for watching, once again. I thought the advice offered by this particular article was kind of silly and pointless, as the things they pointed out were pretty much no-brainers. Really, guy? I shouldn't say "U SHLD CHEK OUT DIS LINKX!' when i'm trying to promote my business on Twitter? You don't say...
For those interested, you can check out the article referenced in this song here: englishforums.com/English/TipsForTwitter/nqvdz/post.htm
Post your inane noob comments below! I'll pick my favorite five and you guys can vote for them on Facebook. You all use Facebook, right? That's what the kids are doing these days, I hear.
The fecklessVerse on Facebook: http://dft.ba/-fv
Winner gets a super secret prize to be announced next "week," which I think will have a regular and digital option for those who may not be comfortable giving out their address for me to mail the awesomeness. Seriously though, if you win, you're gonna want the real thing. It's much better.
If you want to help me out and tweet this link or share it elsewhere, here is a handy little shortened URL: http://dft.ba/-utt
Song Lyrics:
Three hundred and twelve days ago
Mister Micawber said:
"When using Twitter for business promo
Keep a level head..."
And so he posted three simple ways, as you can see
That help you to convey your messages without 1337 5p34k
Try to strike the balance between casual and standard
I don't mean to sound too rude
But if you need this service, dude
There's no other way to say it; you're a noob
Step one, instead of brevity
Just blog it, add a link
Step two is using levity
Contractions good! I think...
And so the third step is a bit ambiguous, I guess
Avoid the sort of thing you see in teenagers' SMS
Try to strike the balance between casual and standard
I don't mean to sound too rude
But if you need this service, dude
There's no other way to say it: you're a noob
So just get off Twitter and post some comments on YouTube
'Cause, mostly, the comments section is filled with noobs
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Music: Useless Twitter Tips by The Perfect Place
theperfectplace.bandcamp.com
© 2010 fecklessMusic
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License
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Twitter: twitter.com/fecklessman
Daily Blog: fecklessman.blogspot.com
Personal Channel: youtube.com/buelification
Thanks for watching, once again. I thought the advice offered by this particular article was kind of silly and pointless, as the things they pointed out were pretty much no-brainers. Really, guy? I shouldn't say "U SHLD CHEK OUT DIS LINKX!' when i'm trying to promote my business on Twitter? You don't say...
For those interested, you can check out the article referenced in this song here: englishforums.com/English/TipsForTwitter/nqvdz/post.htm
Post your inane noob comments below! I'll pick my favorite five and you guys can vote for them on Facebook. You all use Facebook, right? That's what the kids are doing these days, I hear.
The fecklessVerse on Facebook: http://dft.ba/-fv
Winner gets a super secret prize to be announced next "week," which I think will have a regular and digital option for those who may not be comfortable giving out their address for me to mail the awesomeness. Seriously though, if you win, you're gonna want the real thing. It's much better.
If you want to help me out and tweet this link or share it elsewhere, here is a handy little shortened URL: http://dft.ba/-utt
Song Lyrics:
Three hundred and twelve days ago
Mister Micawber said:
"When using Twitter for business promo
Keep a level head..."
And so he posted three simple ways, as you can see
That help you to convey your messages without 1337 5p34k
Try to strike the balance between casual and standard
I don't mean to sound too rude
But if you need this service, dude
There's no other way to say it; you're a noob
Step one, instead of brevity
Just blog it, add a link
Step two is using levity
Contractions good! I think...
And so the third step is a bit ambiguous, I guess
Avoid the sort of thing you see in teenagers' SMS
Try to strike the balance between casual and standard
I don't mean to sound too rude
But if you need this service, dude
There's no other way to say it: you're a noob
So just get off Twitter and post some comments on YouTube
'Cause, mostly, the comments section is filled with noobs
---
Music: Useless Twitter Tips by The Perfect Place
theperfectplace.bandcamp.com
© 2010 fecklessMusic
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License
---
Twitter: twitter.com/fecklessman
Daily Blog: fecklessman.blogspot.com
Personal Channel: youtube.com/buelification
