09/30/2010

Most Tweets Produce Zero Replies or Retweets [STUDY]

via mashable.com

Saving for later analysis. Really, wouldn't we go crazy if 71% of Tweets DID get a reaction??

Sep 30, 2010 4:08:00 PM

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