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A message no longer has a "shelf life", but a "wavelength". For those struggling for ideas, you could build a "has this prize expired site, tracking these very
by learnalist 17y ago
A message no longer has a "shelf life", but a "wavelength".
For those struggling for ideas, you could build a "has this prize expired site, tracking these very RTs".
A lesson learnt which they failed to mention is increase the time of your competition to greater than 16days ( or whatever it was originally )
That said, for people who are not pushing competition and are using Twitter and RT's to generate leads or help users find content from them. It gives a slight indication that many many trickles might not be harmful to you. ( Well thats at least what I have come away with. )
- wglb 17y ago"wavelength" is an intriguing term. I am wondering what you mean by this. Am I confusing it with "half-life"?
- learnalist 17y agoIn the article, he mentions the concept of a Mexican wave and how it starts to get going and then slowly trickles out. From this I got the idea of measurement in "wave" and then the obvious "wavelength" jumped into my head and it stuck for me. Now that I have taken a sleep, I quite like "wave energy" too.