Current Working Place

Picture of my current working place

It’s important to be able to multitask while running many Twitter accounts. One big screen is important, however, I mostly use two big screens. Sometimes I even use my Macbook while tweeting as well, while getting the Twitter notifications on my phone.

And you should just know about how many tabs I have opened on every single Internet browser that I use. The Twitter business is not as simple as it seems.

Very Fun Bag

Picture of my bag

When I’m charging too much for a sponsored tweet or paid retweets, I have to bring this bag in case my wallet is too small. You know, #TwitterMoney. -- Sometimes the rates are just too many dollars, especially when multinational enterprises has a too big budget. The basics of economics -- Supply and demand.

Thanks!
Anton Perlkvist, The Twitter Entrepreneur
TWITTER.COM/FUN

Fun Twitter Business Cards

Picture of my business cards

Here's my professional business cards for my Twitter handle @FUN. Whenever I’m meeting experts across a variety of niche-industry topics, these are the cards I am confident to hand over. I bought over 1,000 cards, so I can give one card to each and everyone of you. I strongly believe these are very excellent business cards for what I do, since it kinda explains the concept of Twitter; Less is more.

The cards only have my Twitter site address, my phone number and my email (where my name is provided).

Thanks!

Anton Perlkvist, The Twitter Entrepreneur

TWITTER.COM/FUN

Finally I’m on Blogger!

My old logotype of my Twitter account @FUN

I’ve always been very sceptic for blogging because it just feels like a more complicated version of social medias. In my country, Sweden, there's basically only famous female bloggers. It's amazing how powerful influence of the readers they have accomplished -- even though it feels like most of the readers are just confused girls who are jealous of the bloggers. But who am I to judge, I'm probably jealous too. 

The best part of blogging compared to using Twitter seems to be, the text limit is less than 140 characters —- Which is the reason why I love Twitter. Less is more.

However, as the social media expert that I am supposed to be, I strongly believe that it’s time to take a step ahead of my social media presence, let’s give this a shot! 

Thanks!
Anton Perlkvist, The Twitter Entrepreneur
www.twitter.com/FUN