This one should be a relax post. I don’t wanna throw at you any phrases from web hosting, or related to web hosting at all. It’s Friday and people should start to think about the weekend and thus why should I scary you with work at this time?
As you might notice in the recent days I have started a small shift of attention to my Twitter account. I have started to post some of the clues and hints I have discussed here at my blog on Twitter, but I also posted there something more, too. It’s always very advantageous to follow my twitter account to don’t miss any of my ideas I might get in the middle of a day 
. Some of them will turn into standalone article at Icethunder.net, but some might not and thus you could miss something.
Rofl, I started to think about another nice hint, that you might find useful in the middle of this article A very nice way t find out how good a hosting company is – mainly how responsive they are, could be to follow them trough Twitter. This way you can see how many Tweets they actually did and at the same time you will see how helpful they are, how they deal with customers and much more. It’s only up to you how good you are at reading “between the lines.” You could start to follow 5-10 companies and make Twitter one of the criteries for your final decision.
I have started to follow many hosting companies from the time I have joined Twitter and it gives me a nice insight. I know about their issues they post. I know about special offers they tweet about and even you can see the interaction with customers who ask questions or have some kind of a problem and ask the company trough Twitter.
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My advice for today would be: Go out and sign up for a Twitter account and try to follow some of your hosting companies. You don’t even need to be a member of Twitter. Just subscribe for the RSS Twitter feed of the hosting company you want to follow!
Hopefully I helped you even with this post and you will have an easier life on your way to your great web host! Have a nice day and don’t forget to leave a comment if you want to say something about your experience with Twitter and hosting companies
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