Yesterday My Blog Post Went To The Southwest Airlines CEO

Yesterday My Blog Post Went To The Southwest Airlines CEO Heres a funny story.   Yesterday I was doing some research for a project Im doing for MarketingProfs.com (one of my favorite online sources of information).   I somehow went to Southwests blog, Nuts about Southwest, and was interested to see they have a bunch of participation in social networks. I was especially interested in the LinkedIn Profile, since you arent supposed to have a Profile for a company, rather an individual.   I clicked over and found it was the CEOs Profile and had an idea.   Since LinkedIn reviewed Guy Kawasakis profile, and thats been a huge hit (gets great search results, and is usually at the bottom of some pages within LinkedIn), what if I reviewed Gary Kellys Profile? So I did you can see the Southwest CEO LinkedIn Makeover here, on my LinkedIn blog (I titled it Nuts About Southwest, But Not Gary Kellys (LinkedIn) Profile).   It was fun to write ;).   And then I tweeted it, specifically bringing it to the attention of whoever the Twitter person is a Southwest: I got THIS reply back within a few minutes: Now I think thats pretty funny/cool! Blogging + Twitter got something I wrote on the desk of the Southwest CEO?   Id say thats a pretty cool story, maybe even showing some of the value of Twitter! Have YOU gotten any value out of Twitter? Yesterday My Blog Post Went To The Southwest Airlines CEO Heres a funny story.   Yesterday I was doing some research for a project Im doing for MarketingProfs.com (one of my favorite online sources of information).   I somehow went to Southwests blog, Nuts about Southwest, and was interested to see they have a bunch of participation in social networks. I was especially interested in the LinkedIn Profile, since you arent supposed to have a Profile for a company, rather an individual.   I clicked over and found it was the CEOs Profile and had an idea.   Since LinkedIn reviewed Guy Kawasakis profile, and thats been a huge hit (gets great search results, and is usually at the bottom of some pages within LinkedIn), what if I reviewed Gary Kellys Profile? So I did you can see the Southwest CEO LinkedIn Makeover here, on my LinkedIn blog (I titled it Nuts About Southwest, But Not Gary Kellys (LinkedIn) Profile).   It was fun to write ;).   And then I tweeted it, specifically bringing it to the attention of whoever the Twitter person is a Southwest: I got THIS reply back within a few minutes: Now I think thats pretty funny/cool! Blogging + Twitter got something I wrote on the desk of the Southwest CEO?   Id say thats a pretty cool story, maybe even showing some of the value of Twitter! Have YOU gotten any value out of Twitter?