Brian Alvey

Why do I follow Seth Godin on Twitter?

804 days ago

He never seems to tweet about anything besides his latest blog post. Most of those blog posts are one or two paragraphs. They could have almost been tweets. If they were, he'd have saved me a click.

But every now and then he tells a real story or reels off an insightful list.

Today he posted what he called "Music Lessons" and it's all about lessons the music industry should have learned by now. I'd like to think of his article as a little game called "How many rules for your business to live by can someone pack into 1800 words?"

I spotted 33. How many did you find?

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seth godin 804 days ago

Thanks for reading, Brian!

to be fair, I don't use twitter. Someone else built that! But if you enjoy it, have at it.
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bhavna 319 days ago

I've noticed that Seth does not allow comments on most of his blog space as well as not following twits. There is something important about being able to speak with a real voice, and since a million of use would like to have his feedback, the best answer for him is to stay out of US gambling area. Sure he can hire people to answer for him, but that is not him. And it is not like Seth to do things like the rest of us.
Meatball Sundae anyone?

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