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Ray2000


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Just set up my 'personal' Twitter account today (have had others in the past, so its not my first, though.)

Want to follow bookkeeping related stuff. I am following the Inst. of Cert Bookkeepers, but has anyone got any suggestions about who else bookkeeping related to follow?  confuse



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Hi Ray,

Hope he doesn't mind me saying so - but Nick's an active tweeter and is worth a follow. Elaine (Cheap Accounting) who posts occasionally, is also very good.

Naturally, no offence meant to anyone else I may follow.


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I try and tweet useful Sage stuff, especially when new versions come out or if I have come accross one of the many 'known problems' in my support activities.

My business account is @SiliconBullet - which I trying to use more for work related stuff. My personal account is @weebly_one which has a mix of business and personal when I forget to switch the account I am tweeting from!

I also recommend Elain @cheapaccounting and @amyaccountant is good too - both do blogs well worth subscribing too.

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Thanks for these suggestions............

Tony - I'm not sure who Nick is?

Now following

@SiliconBullet

@weebly_one

@cheapaccounting

@amyaccountant

No need to follow back, as I don't think I will be using this account for tweeting bookkeeping/ accounting stuff.

Any other bookkeeping related tweeters out there?



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Think he means Nick of @gbmaccounts. My favourite accountant on Twitter!

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Hi Ray,

Victorias' right @gbmaccounts

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Thanks Vicky and Tony for the kind comments. I've actually just drafted a blog about how I use Twitter, was hoping to get it up before I go on holiday (Sunday), but was out all day yesterday, will see how the next day or so goes.


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Hi

I thought I would my add my suggestions to the piece

On my personal account @markc1965 as well as following Nick @gbmaccounts & Alison @weebly_one who have already posted on here I follow the following bookkeeping related, (I follow loads of other cooking and Spain related tweeters)

@cheapaccounting
@cgabookkeeping
@book_keepers
@bookkeepingbtq
@DuaneJackson
@claireaturner
@kbbookkeeping

I am in the process of setting up my business only Twitter account

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If anyone's interested, I have a list of bookkeepers on Twitter:

http://twitter.com/#!/gbmaccounts/twitterbookkeeping/members

Apologies if anyone's not on there who should be!



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Thanks for these suggestions - all followed. :)


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Hi Ray,
You should put your twittername up,too :) People might want to follow you, too.

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As mentioned:

How we use Twitter



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I've now joined Twitter, thought it was about time! I can see it being easily addictive!

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