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How to be Good at Twitter

The Scariest Thing about Twitter is to Let Yourself be Seen, says Kat Kinsman

October 22, 2014 by diannejacob 13 Comments

Kat-Kinsman-Tasting-Table-Editor-in-ChiefKat Kinsman is one of those living-larger-than-life types I adore, dressing in Betty Page with red lipstick and tattoos, speaking often and passionately, and writing about whatever fascinates her, especially on Twitter.

Luckily for us, a lot of what interests her is food. Currently managing editor of CNN’s Eatocracy, she’s leaving soon to be editor-in-chief of Tasting Table. With  54,000+ followers on Twitter, she tweets at @kittenwithawhip.

I saw Kat in Memphis recently at a conference. Here’s a spontaneous interview about why to tweet and how to be good at it:

Q. Do you have a love-hate relationship with Twitter?

A. Mostly love. It’s broken down the barriers with so many people. Now people in the [Read more…] about The Scariest Thing about Twitter is to Let Yourself be Seen, says Kat Kinsman

Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: Eatocracy, How to be Good at Twitter, Kat Kinsman, Tasting Tables

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