33voices, interviews Claire Diaz-Ortiz, author ofTwitter For Good.

Claire Diaz-Ortiz

with Claire Diaz-Ortiz

Manager of Social Innovation at Twitter

33voices, interviews Claire Diaz-Ortiz, author ofTwitter For Good.

33voices, interviews Claire Diaz-Ortiz, author ofTwitter For Good. 1050 750 33Voices

33voices, interviews Claire Diaz-Ortiz, author ofTwitter For Good.

Twitter for Good

Twitter for Good

In August of last year, we held a gathering for 40 professional athletes and entrepreneurs to explore the intersection of sports and business.  Luckily, we had the priviliedge of hearing from Hip Hop mogul, Russell Simmons who shared a simple message, but one that didn’t immediately resonate with the star personalities that filled the room.  He told them that “everything starts with giving”; and while many eyes were gazing that day, I was inspired to finally see the face behind the brand -@UncleRUSH that I had been following for two years on Twitter.  Russell was the same in person as he is in cyberspace.  His message was consistent;  filled with the candor and inspiration that clearly demonstrates his unwavering commitment to make a difference in the world.  Not only does @UncleRUSH have 2.2 million people who follow him, more importantly, he has the kind of tribe that can shift movements. 

 

The biggest misconception about twitter, Claire Diaz-Oritz told me, is that it’s a marketing tool.  In her book – Twitter for Good, the head of social innovation and philanthropy tells us why Twitter is more about social engagement.  Her TWEET framework will help you gain a different appreciation for what Twitter can do for you – here’s how …..