Dell & Twitter

借助Twitter，戴尔 DellOutlet 销售收入突破 200 万美元

戴尔直通车-戴尔中文博客 — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 02:55:21 GMT

去年 12 月，外界一直对戴尔通过在 Twitter.com/DellOutlet 网站上公布产品和服务，并积极响应各种问题，实现营收超过百万美元的新闻津津乐道。直至今天，这仍是Twitter网站的一个热门话题。从2007年起，我们通过

re: Dell & Twitter

LaKisha — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 05:14:52 GMT

Twitter is the best form of social marketing since the launch of Myspace! I am an avid user and when I am not at one of my 4 trusty Dells (specifically my laptop)... that has been giving me start-up problems and right now is not good because I haven't created a back-up disk in a few years and ALL of my client's work is on my laptop!!!... I am using my Blackberry to keep in touch with Twitters and potential new clients. I love Dell... but the last two computers have been giving me mucho problemos!

Good for Dell for Keeping up with new media to communicate! I am a PR specialist and I love keeping up with new edia!!

I will add you to my following list for new info!!!

re: Dell & Twitter

Jack — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 21:19:06 GMT

Twitter and instant information technologies are here to stay. Even if Twitter dies there is Pownce and a hundred other technologies out there that Dell and all companies should be learning to use. These have an audience and that audience has money. Few people Twitter from a computer. Most do it from a portable divice, and those people have spare $$ to spend. Good for Dell getting in on a leading edge for marketing. It is good to see the man with the name on the computer stearing the ship again!

And to Joe Briscoe, Dell has a whole line of linux OS laptops and desktops running Ubuntu. I run it on older Dell equipment that won't run vista and Ubuntu works great!

re: Dell & Twitter

Joe Briscoe — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:29:28 GMT

I have six computers in spite of the fact that I am a one man company. Five are Dells and one is a Gateway. Three are approaching five years old. I will not replace them with anything using Microsoft Vista. The media criticism matchs the foul talk I hear from my associates.

I hate to spend the money and time to retrain to Apple but unless Dell gets away from that Monster, Microsoft, I am gone.