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I love how Twitter has driven relationships through social media to a whole new level. MediaSauce is hosting an event on Thursday regarding the future of sales forces and Twitter will be a hot topic during the event.

If you have any personal anecdotes of how you've used Twitter to close a deal or further a relationship to get it to the next level, I'd appreciate hearing from you about it.

(If you're interested in the event on Thursday, January 15th, details are here: http://tr.im/4mof)

Tags: media, sales, social, twitter

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Hey James,
You should check out the Hoosier Twitosphere group comments. Lots going on there and it shows up differently than discussions. Pay close attention to the conversation highlighted in the comment I posted. I have been studying twitter closely for the last 2 months, and not ONE Hoosier is among the twitter elite top 100.

BTW, you name is not listed in Media Sauce's Voicemail navigation tree, first name or last name.

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I meant "your" not "you" name. It's my day for typos, I suppose. Good luck to you and Media Sauce with your training on Thursday. You may want to point out the two different discussions in the twitosphere group which provides lists of groovy people to follow when they first jump into twitter.

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