To everyone who has taken the trouble to share their business experiences with Twitter, thank you. I really appreciate you taking the time.

I’m still working on the Popcorn Content outline and will welcome case studies and examples for weeks to come. So keep submitting until I finish writing the guide!

As I look through what has been submitted so far, it seems to me that simply “being there” is job 1 if you want good things to happen.

When you are consistently active on Twitter, your chances of bumping into someone who can help you or hire you naturally increases.

That makes Twitter a fabulous tool for entrepreneurs and other solo professionals.

First, follow people who are interesting, helpful and potential contacts or clients...and then just “be there” in a positive way.

Sure beats cold calling.