Do You Twitter (Yet)?

Posted on September 30, 2009 
Filed Under Media, Personal

First came news of an infusion of $100 Million. Then statistics that show Twitter is still growing at a very fast clip.

A recent report by eMarketer.com says at least 18 million adults access Twitter on any given platform monthly. That’s a 200% increase over 2008 estimates! Additionally, eMarketer projects that Twitter users will total 26 million by next year.

Of course, not every user is a frequent user. Previous studies show that many people try Twitter once or twice – and then give up. Still, interest in the service is growing, and a financial model is being refined, so expect Twitter to stick around for some time to come.

I wonder if my readers use Twitter? And, do you read my Twitter feed (look in the top right hand corner)? Why not “follow me” for a while to see what this is all about?

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