Logos on Twitter

what he said...

Rosie, your getting awfully close to 8,000 posts! Use it wisely! [:)]

Thomas Black said:

Rosie Perera said:

Wow!
That's more than half as many users as are on the forums.

Yup.
 And I'd hate for less than half of the forumites to miss a great deal.  

<WINK WINK NUDGE NUDGE>

Note
that you can see what's on Logos's Twitter feed without actually
signing up for a Twitter account. I've been "following" some very interesting stuff on Twitter (all the goings on in the Middle East, particularly Wael Ghonim's tweets @ghonim, and #Yemen, #Iran, etc.) without even being on Twitter myself. [:)]

Stephen Smith said:

Rosie, your getting awfully close to 8,000 posts! Use it wisely!

Yikes! I'd better take a hiatus and let some others catch up for a while.

I'm new to Twitter. It says (e.g.)

What do I do? What do I do to look at the Resource first without buying it? E.g., there are more than one Evangelical Dictionary of Theology editions.

Eric Weiss said:

So what are the steps? Do I first click Retweet or do I click on the link or ... what?

Sorry for my ignorance.

You click the link and it will take you to Logos's website with the coupon code already entered for you. You then need to click Proceed to follow all the steps to checkout. You can come back to Twitter later to retweet if if you want to share the info with others who are following you, but that step is not necessary.

Last tweet was "8 hours ago via HootSuite." Whoever is doing the tweeting must have gone to bed. Silly person! [:)]

Couldn't they have set up automated future tweets to keep going throughout the 24-hour period?

Rosie Perera said:

Last tweet was "8 hours ago via HootSuite." Whoever is doing the tweeting must have gone to bed. Silly person!

Couldn't they have set up automated future tweets to keep going throughout the 24-hour period?

But then you would have been the only person to see them!....

Rosie Perera said:

You can come
back to Twitter later to retweet if if you want to share the info with
others who are following you, but that step is not necessary.

...especially if people followed ^that^ advice! [;)] The last few tweets last night were automated, but they didn't work perfectly....which made for a "date night fail." We'll see how they go today!

Still reeling from the Thursday Oct. 13 Tiwtter Daily Deal.  They had the Hebrew Bible Bundle (normally $975) for 50% off (do the math!).  Slap on a 12 mo. payment plan ($60) and the deal comes to $547.47 or just under $46 a month.  Considering the bundle saves you over $550 from purchasing each resource individually, the savings was almost $1000!

What's even more amazing is what comes in this bundle:

• Forms of the Old Testament Literature Series (FOTL) (17 vols.)
• Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament (HALOT) (5 vols.)
• International Critical Commentaries: Old Testament (23 vols.)
• JPS Tanakh Commentary Collection (JPSTC) (9 vols.)

Add Logos to your Twitter feed or simply keep checking Logos' Twitter page here

There's a good mixture of bundles and individual books sensitive to both large and small budgets.  I think checking Logos' has now become a daily routine...