I love lists. When I was a kid I hated them – mostly because I would make them and then lose them before I could actually cross anything off. But as an adult (and thanks to great tools like Asana), I’m very good at making lists of everything, and crossing them off. But there are […]
I love lists. When I was a kid I hated them – mostly because I would make them and then lose them before I could actually cross anything off. But as an adult (and thanks to great tools like Asana), I’m very good at making lists of everything, and crossing them off. But there are some lists that I don’t want to cross off – I want to keep them forever – these are called “Twitter Lists”.
There are so many different ways to use twitter lists and so many different tools to help you manage them. I wanted to create a nice resource for you to use to organize your twitter lists and make the most of them.
What are Twitter Lists?
How do you create them?
What are some great ideas for how to use them?
What are some great tools to help organize and use them?
What are some great ones to follow?