Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 54: Should You Have Multiple Twitter Accounts?

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On the “you won’t believe what happens next” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome Josh Spector back to talk about his new curation project, the business model of content aggregators, strategies on growing visitors for a website from scratch, using Facebook ads to build an initial audience, and how small web projects can be a form of artistic output.

In addition, we discuss the recipe for developing a successful Twitter account, personality-driven media versus topic-based content, and whether or not there’s value in having separate social media profiles for different audiences, niches, projects or otherwise.

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Links from this episode:

This Was A Thing
Upworthy
Viral Nova
@HistoryInPics on Twitter
George Takei on Facebook
I Fucking Love Science on Facebook
HostGator Sucks!
How to Build a Successful Twitter Account: The Hip Hop Golden Age Way
@HipHopGoldenAge on Twitter
Alex Barnett
Louis CK’s Comedy Academy
Comedy Central’s @midnight
Joe Rogan
@DadBoner on Twitter
5 Things You Can Learn From Adam Carolla On The Solopreneur Hour Podcast

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