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[Hagler2002]

I've just discovered Google+ Its the future

[Finn]

I've just discovered Google+ Its the future

i signed up the other day noones on it lol

[Hagler2002]

I've just discovered Google+ Its the future

i signed up the other day noones on it lol

I reckon it'll take off soon enough with all the bad press and privacy concerns with surrounding facebook.

I like the look of Google+ its like a Facebook/Twitter Hybrid. There is plenty potential imo.

[Finn]

I've just discovered Google+ Its the future

i signed up the other day noones on it lol

I reckon it'll take off soon enough with all the bad press and privacy concerns with surrounding facebook.

I like the look of Google+ its like a Facebook/Twitter Hybrid. There is plenty potential imo.

its alot better on android than facebook from the looks of the apps you can live chat instead of txting. kind of like the blackberry msg service i think.

[Finn]

I could do with some more followers and people who like to banter anyone know how to do that?

[Neri]

I'll have to add a few of you fellas. Just set myself up.

@Sean_Connor83

[Andypittcov]

I've just set up an account too @Andy_Pitt_27

[Wrists]

@Wristy96

[Deserter]

I could do with some more followers and people who like to banter anyone know how to do that?

Surely with your marketing expertise you'd know that?

Jokes aside, your best bet for immediate traction is to get your account active again and then look to those people you know or have engaged with who've got bigger followings and ask them to retweet your request for followers - Tony Bellew and Tony Dodson are examples of fighters who have helped people out like that, while 'industry' guys could also give you a push e.g. Glyn has got nearly 4,000 followers so if he asked them to give you a 'follow', a certain percentage of them would be likely to.
Most important thing to drive followers over the long-term is regular, consistent engagement and sharing of good content - if you've read a really interesting piece on a fighter, then share it with your followers. If it's strong enough, there's a high chance they'll retweet it to their followers and so you'll go 'viral' and more people will become aware of you and consider you worth following, as you're providing them with news and content they're genuinely interested in

[milpool]

@bradwebuk

Don't tweet that often but when I do it's usually boxing related with a touch of rugby league.

[fightscorecollector]

@thefightscore ......basically my fightscorecollector blog (google fightscorecollector) where i collect scores from the press and fans and compare them to the judges scorecards

last week i managed to get the most scores since i started the blog for the pacman vs bradley fight

265 scores collected
248 for manny
10 for bradley
7 draw

press scores 47-1 in favor of manny

[world ranked]

@worldranked

[DMA1987]

@sheffboxing