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Episode 20 of the Social Photo Podcast has been released. Host Aaron Hockley looks at Twitter statistics, Twitter’s future, finding your audience, and more. This episode is about ten minutes long.

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These other posts might be of interest to you:

  1. Social Photo Podcast #12: How Do You Learn? Twitter Contests, Barriers to Blog Comments
  2. Social Photo Podcast #1: Twitter Lists, Flickr+Getty, Twitter Revolution
  3. Social Photo Podcast #3: @dailyshoot Update, Flickr to Twitter, and Short Flickr URLs

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Last week, Twitter announced Promoted Tweets, their first venture into the advertising world.

Male Western Bluebird (Sialia mexicana)Instead of giving you a bunch of my thoughts, I instead point you over to Black Star Rising, where Marc Benton has taken a look at the issue and offered his thoughts.

From what I can tell, his impressions are correct, and we’ll have to wait and see how things play out once the services has been around for a bit.

Photo by kevincole, used under Creative Commons licensing

These other posts might be of interest to you:

  1. Schedule Your Tweets? Should You? How To?
  2. An Intro to Google Buzz for Photographers
  3. Can You Tweet Too Much?

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