Guy Kawasaki Joins CoTweet Advisory Board; Company Rebrands as KawTweet
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Just kidding about the name change–Happy April Fool’s Day.
Guy Kawasaki, blogger, author, investor and Internet guru, has joined CoTweet's Advisory Board - and we are thrilled to have him.
Guy Kawasaki's opinions on emerging technology trends are among the most sought after anywhere. And if you're one of his approx 100,000 followers on Twitter, you already know why. Guy got his first taste of CoTweet at SXSW, and his initial feedback has already resulted in a special Kawasaki Edition of CoTweet for power users seen here. More on that coming soon, but in the meantime as Guy puts it:
“Hardcore users of Twitter need hardcore capabilities like multiple accounts, threading, and assignments. Cotweet has the features to fill these needs.” — Guy Kawasaki
Guy joins Pistachio Consulting founder Laura Fitton (@pistachio), technology consultant and analyst Jerry Michalski (@jerrymichalski), and serial entrepreneur and venture partner John Loftus (@jloftus) on CoTweet's growing roster of prestigious advisory board members.
Welcome to the team, Guy!
Kyle is blogging on behalf of the Social Media Marketing Team at ExactTarget
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People might be tempted to refer back to the age old saying that “too many cooks spoil the broth”, but I think in CoTweets case, it’s leading to a Michelin star or two.
Happy April 1st
But wouldn’t be a bad idea to have Guy on the Board!
Holy Co!
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Hi Hi,
Love the CoTweet concept. Congratulations on Guy’s participation. Curious if Guy suggested the rebrand?
Personally, I prefer CoTweet to KawTweet.
Keep up the great work!
Andrew John Harrison
@YogiFish – Guy adds a great dynamic to the team, and we couldn’t be more excited to have him on board. we’re working hard to encourage authentic relationships through twitter, and it’s important to have many different perspectives.
thanks!