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Brands and Corporate abbreviations

Page history last edited by Jodee Rich 14 years, 9 months ago

 

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Jodee Rich said

at 7:26 pm on Jul 12, 2009

There is increasing adoption of twitter as a customer management and engagement tool. Users are entering full company names too get attention Eg "United Airlines" with high char overhead - lets build a directory to be shared by all Twitter clients of brands and corporate names Eg "UA"

Rob Dolin said

at 12:15 pm on Nov 22, 2009

I've noticed some folks using "$" + Stock ticker symbol to represent publicly traded companies:
For example: "I wonder how the $MSFT and $YHOO search agreement will affect $GOOG"

Unfortunately, this doesn't work so well non-public companies, corporate sub-brands (ex: Proctor and Gamble's many household brands), or non-NYSE/NASDAQ companies.

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