Dear KitchenAid,
I heard about your Twitter
disaster. It is a total bummer that someone on your corporate Twitter team
mistakenly tweeted to all KitchenAid followers a rude message about a certain
president.
I share your Twitter pain. I
can totally understand how someone could hit the wrong button and mistakenly tweet,
on the corporate account, a message that she wrote for her private Twitter
peeps. Side note: Is this really such a big deal? Does KitchenAid really have
that many followers? And if so, why?
I myself only have 3 followers
on Twitter. This turns out to be a good thing as I have also mistakenly abused
this social media channel. I have been posting headlines that are longer than the message is supposed to be.
This oversight should be
causing me as much personal embarrassment as your KitchenAid employee is
currently suffering. But it’s not. Because America loves a redemption story. (And
also because I have only 3 followers.)
So I’ll redeem myself, as I’m
sure your Twitter team member will. I’ll figure out what the heck a vanity
short URL is, and I’ll even use it. Heck, I might get good enough that I’ll apply
to be a Twitter team member for you, KitchenAid! I already have several of the
job qualifications mastered, such as generation of possibly offensive content
(see first “craft project” post).
Sincerely,
guru girl
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