How I created a Twitter Phenomenon

**Cush** · 05-12-2011 08:46 PM

I recently did a write up on how I created a Twitter phenomenon in 2009 and cashed out before the bubble burst. I was the innovator and first person in the world to publically sell Twitter followers...

Read my story here: How I created a Twitter phenomenon | John Cushma's Blog

**Milkerz** · 05-13-2011 03:34 AM

The problem with buying followers is that they are just a number. I would much rather have 100 high-quality followers that actually took note of what I said and would listen to me should I market towards them, than 100,000 followers that wouldn't even notice my tweets.

Still, a good business idea though.

Luke

**f5mtadas** · 05-13-2011 03:51 AM

Originally Posted by Milkerz

The problem with buying followers is that they are just a number. I would much rather have 100 high-quality followers that actually took note of what I said and would listen to me should I market towards them, than 100,000 followers that wouldn't even notice my tweets.
Luke

Yes I agree too - there are no price to buy people trust and respect, for that reason it is only numbers, where
people don't know you, don't care about your business.

I finally created my innovative viral website, that works very nicely - nobody
expect me using that at the moment to build followers lists, facebook groups
or youtube channel's subscribers.

Tadas

**vjackcon** · 05-13-2011 04:11 AM

Yes i also agree to your term..Twitter is being increasingly used for business promotion and backgrounds come handy to liven up the page in such cases. Even otherwise backgrounds give a personalized look to your page.

**bizmodels** · 05-13-2011 11:39 AM

I agree...backgrounds will make it look more attractive

**my_misyel** · 05-13-2011 08:11 PM

That was a very inspiring story. I know that it is very hard to maintain a good number of followers (actively participating on your tweets). But this one, looks very promising!

**JohnnyBurns** · 05-14-2011 01:15 AM

Not bad. Awesome story to hear and definitely just checked out your site. Very nice.

www.JohnnyBurns.com

**bozzie123** · 05-16-2011 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by Milkerz

The problem with buying followers is that they are just a number. I would much rather have 100 high-quality followers that actually took note of what I said and would listen to me should I market towards them, than 100,000 followers that wouldn't even notice my tweets.

Still, a good business idea though.

Luke

still better to have a popular feed with lots of followers, than the pathetic 8 or so you have

**Milkerz** · 05-16-2011 11:29 AM

Originally Posted by bozzie123

still better to have a popular feed with lots of followers, than the pathetic 8 or so you have

Actually, it's not better - clearly you aren't smart enough to understand follower quality, or anything else business related for that matter.

**bozzie123** · 05-16-2011 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by Milkerz

Actually, it's not better - clearly you aren't smart enough to understand follower quality, or anything else business related for that matter.

cleary your not smart enough to come up with an original idea and inisit on stealing someone elses

**Milkerz** · 05-16-2011 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by bozzie123

cleary your not smart enough to come up with an original idea and inisit on stealing someone elses

A smart businessman takes an opportunity when one arises. On the subject of smart, it's clearly*, you're* and insist*.

**bozzie123** · 05-16-2011 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by Milkerz

A smart businessman takes an opportunity when one arises. On the subject of smart, it's clearly*, you're* and insist*.

its a forum, not a press release

**Milkerz** · 05-16-2011 11:52 AM

Exactly, it's a forum, so stop crying and move on with your life.

PS: It's nice to get all these comments from you, both on here and on my blog, but I don't want to kiss you or anything so please turn your attention to some other men.