Des Walsh

Learning How Twitter Lists Work: Part II

Posted by Des Walsh on January 30, 2010
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Tag cloud provides an easy way to see something of how you are perceived on Twitter

At the end of the first post in this short series, late last week, on learning how Twitter lists work, I promised some information on getting a picture of how others see us on Twitter – as represented by the lists we are on.

This is made possible by the MustExist List Tags application, which makes a tag cloud from the names of lists which people have chosen to put you on.

List Tags cloud

Given that my main professional interests are in social media and coaching, I was pleased to see that represented, the former considerably more than the latter, in the the tag cloud.

This could be very useful not just for monitoring how our own brands are seen on Twitter – positively, neutrally or negatively – but also for clients.


Republished with author's permission from original post by Des Walsh.

Des Walsh

Des Walsh is a social media strategist, business coach, author and international speaker. He is passionate about sharing his understanding of the benefits of social media in a way that makes good sense for business.
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