Awesome, awesome, and awesome. I think many others would agree. Thank you for sharing and thank you for your heart to give back. It's what makes the world go round :)

@jeneanw

Awesome, awesome, and awesome. I think many others would agree. Thank you for sharing and thank you for your heart to give back. It's what makes the world go round :)

@jeneanw

Awesome, awesome, and awesome. I think many others would agree. Thank you for sharing and thank you for your heart to give back. It's what makes the world go round :)

@jeneanw

Awesome, awesome, and awesome. I think many others would agree. Thank you for sharing and thank you for your heart to give back. It's what makes the world go round :)

@jeneanw

The idea is neat, but I wish more people had said why they follow the recommended people. With that many recommendations coming through, it helps to see which of the recommended names might share interests.

@Polenth

The idea is neat, but I wish more people had said why they follow the recommended people. With that many recommendations coming through, it helps to see which of the recommended names might share interests.

@Polenth

The idea is neat, but I wish more people had said why they follow the recommended people. With that many recommendations coming through, it helps to see which of the recommended names might share interests.

@Polenth

The idea is neat, but I wish more people had said why they follow the recommended people. With that many recommendations coming through, it helps to see which of the recommended names might share interests.

@Polenth

Nice work, Micah. I saw the Friday Followers phenomenon, and didn't know you had started it. I should have known. Quite catchy and innovative.

Nice work, Micah. I saw the Friday Followers phenomenon, and didn't know you had started it. I should have known. Quite catchy and innovative.

Nice work, Micah. I saw the Friday Followers phenomenon, and didn't know you had started it. I should have known. Quite catchy and innovative.

Nice work, Micah. I saw the Friday Followers phenomenon, and didn't know you had started it. I should have known. Quite catchy and innovative.

The whole thing caught me by surprise. I guess its the most basic,
right? 1) make it simple; 2) make it participatory; 3) make it feel
good.

The whole thing caught me by surprise. I guess its the most basic,
right? 1) make it simple; 2) make it participatory; 3) make it feel
good.

The whole thing caught me by surprise. I guess its the most basic,
right? 1) make it simple; 2) make it participatory; 3) make it feel
good.

The whole thing caught me by surprise. I guess its the most basic,
right? 1) make it simple; 2) make it participatory; 3) make it feel
good.

[...] *Update: Check out Micah’s blog post on FollowFriday. [...]

I love this idea. The best thing about Twitter to me is the real connections I've made. This is such a great way to help others experience that by “sharing the wealth” of your own follows. Thanks for the shoutout too.

I love this idea. The best thing about Twitter to me is the real connections I've made. This is such a great way to help others experience that by “sharing the wealth” of your own follows. Thanks for the shoutout too.

I love this idea. The best thing about Twitter to me is the real connections I've made. This is such a great way to help others experience that by “sharing the wealth” of your own follows. Thanks for the shoutout too.

I love this idea. The best thing about Twitter to me is the real connections I've made. This is such a great way to help others experience that by “sharing the wealth” of your own follows. Thanks for the shoutout too.

Twenty-six unfollows, eh?Apparently some people weren't down with the share-your-friends love. And speaking of love, I'm interested in how @megfowler taught you the importance of love.

Twenty-six unfollows, eh?Apparently some people weren't down with the share-your-friends love. And speaking of love, I'm interested in how @megfowler taught you the importance of love.

Twenty-six unfollows, eh?Apparently some people weren't down with the share-your-friends love. And speaking of love, I'm interested in how @megfowler taught you the importance of love.

Twenty-six unfollows, eh?Apparently some people weren't down with the share-your-friends love. And speaking of love, I'm interested in how @megfowler taught you the importance of love.

What a fantastic idea! I saw the #FollowFriday tweets coming through and was so excited! I love people to reccommend others they like to follow. Those who were sending them through were stating why they followed. It was neat to go visit the suggestions to follow! And I followed some. Glad I did. They followed back. I've got neat new relationships. I wonder why anyone would call this spamming? They are reccommendations from twitter friends you trust , not from just anyone, or you wouldn't be checking out their suggestions! Brilliant idea!

As for the unfollows, I get them too. Some followers daily, and a few unfollowers daily. The other day I got 67 followers and 27 unfollowers, LOL. Hey, I'll take 40 followers, and you know what? I'm just being myself, so if those 20 people want to unfollow, that's fine with me! Bye, bye! I am polite, and consider what should go in the Twitter stream — I don't want to pollute it with worthless junk! However, I will very occassionally and rarely say something personal. Those who don't like what I tweet may unfollow and go elsewhere. It's their right. And it's my right to tweet how I want! Don't you agree?

Anyway, thanks for the great FollowFriday feature…

What a fantastic idea! I saw the #FollowFriday tweets coming through and was so excited! I love people to reccommend others they like to follow. Those who were sending them through were stating why they followed. It was neat to go visit the suggestions to follow! And I followed some. Glad I did. They followed back. I've got neat new relationships. I wonder why anyone would call this spamming? They are reccommendations from twitter friends you trust , not from just anyone, or you wouldn't be checking out their suggestions! Brilliant idea!

As for the unfollows, I get them too. Some followers daily, and a few unfollowers daily. The other day I got 67 followers and 27 unfollowers, LOL. Hey, I'll take 40 followers, and you know what? I'm just being myself, so if those 20 people want to unfollow, that's fine with me! Bye, bye! I am polite, and consider what should go in the Twitter stream — I don't want to pollute it with worthless junk! However, I will very occassionally and rarely say something personal. Those who don't like what I tweet may unfollow and go elsewhere. It's their right. And it's my right to tweet how I want! Don't you agree?

Anyway, thanks for the great FollowFriday feature…

What a fantastic idea! I saw the #FollowFriday tweets coming through and was so excited! I love people to reccommend others they like to follow. Those who were sending them through were stating why they followed. It was neat to go visit the suggestions to follow! And I followed some. Glad I did. They followed back. I've got neat new relationships. I wonder why anyone would call this spamming? They are reccommendations from twitter friends you trust , not from just anyone, or you wouldn't be checking out their suggestions! Brilliant idea!

As for the unfollows, I get them too. Some followers daily, and a few unfollowers daily. The other day I got 67 followers and 27 unfollowers, LOL. Hey, I'll take 40 followers, and you know what? I'm just being myself, so if those 20 people want to unfollow, that's fine with me! Bye, bye! I am polite, and consider what should go in the Twitter stream — I don't want to pollute it with worthless junk! However, I will very occassionally and rarely say something personal. Those who don't like what I tweet may unfollow and go elsewhere. It's their right. And it's my right to tweet how I want! Don't you agree?

Anyway, thanks for the great FollowFriday feature…

What a fantastic idea! I saw the #FollowFriday tweets coming through and was so excited! I love people to reccommend others they like to follow. Those who were sending them through were stating why they followed. It was neat to go visit the suggestions to follow! And I followed some. Glad I did. They followed back. I've got neat new relationships. I wonder why anyone would call this spamming? They are reccommendations from twitter friends you trust , not from just anyone, or you wouldn't be checking out their suggestions! Brilliant idea!

As for the unfollows, I get them too. Some followers daily, and a few unfollowers daily. The other day I got 67 followers and 27 unfollowers, LOL. Hey, I'll take 40 followers, and you know what? I'm just being myself, so if those 20 people want to unfollow, that's fine with me! Bye, bye! I am polite, and consider what should go in the Twitter stream — I don't want to pollute it with worthless junk! However, I will very occassionally and rarely say something personal. Those who don't like what I tweet may unfollow and go elsewhere. It's their right. And it's my right to tweet how I want! Don't you agree?

Anyway, thanks for the great FollowFriday feature…

I get about that many unfollows a day. I think its because 1) I dont follow everyone back; 2) I tweet a fair share; and 3) sometimes my tweets are off-color/off-topic. Whats interesting is I still lost about the same number as I always do. Hmmm…

As for meg, read her blog at http://www.megfolwer.com to answer that question. (It is also part of a larger blog post one day.)

I get about that many unfollows a day. I think its because 1) I dont follow everyone back; 2) I tweet a fair share; and 3) sometimes my tweets are off-color/off-topic. Whats interesting is I still lost about the same number as I always do. Hmmm…

As for meg, read her blog at http://www.megfolwer.com to answer that question. (It is also part of a larger blog post one day.)

I get about that many unfollows a day. I think its because 1) I dont follow everyone back; 2) I tweet a fair share; and 3) sometimes my tweets are off-color/off-topic. Whats interesting is I still lost about the same number as I always do. Hmmm…

As for meg, read her blog at http://www.megfolwer.com to answer that question. (It is also part of a larger blog post one day.)

I get about that many unfollows a day. I think its because 1) I dont follow everyone back; 2) I tweet a fair share; and 3) sometimes my tweets are off-color/off-topic. Whats interesting is I still lost about the same number as I always do. Hmmm…

As for meg, read her blog at http://www.megfolwer.com to answer that question. (It is also part of a larger blog post one day.)

I got all squooshy at being your last #followfriday. But I think you already knew lots about the importance of love. :)

I got all squooshy at being your last #followfriday. But I think you already knew lots about the importance of love. :)

I got all squooshy at being your last #followfriday. But I think you already knew lots about the importance of love. :)

I got all squooshy at being your last #followfriday. But I think you already knew lots about the importance of love. :)

Thank you for popularizing this. I hope this happens everyday. It's not a new concept though. I started the hashtag #valueadd to have twitterers tell others who add's value to their stream. This is something that should be implemented all the time and randomly not just Fridays. Until there's a more efficient way to figure this out keep moving the good word forward.

Who IS pushing the good word forward? @MrTweet. Their current service is remarkable and I have it on good authority that there are some exciting things coming down the pipeline. Stay tuned.

@db

Thank you for popularizing this. I hope this happens everyday. It's not a new concept though. I started the hashtag #valueadd to have twitterers tell others who add's value to their stream. This is something that should be implemented all the time and randomly not just Fridays. Until there's a more efficient way to figure this out keep moving the good word forward.

Who IS pushing the good word forward? @MrTweet. Their current service is remarkable and I have it on good authority that there are some exciting things coming down the pipeline. Stay tuned.

@db

Thank you for popularizing this. I hope this happens everyday. It's not a new concept though. I started the hashtag #valueadd to have twitterers tell others who add's value to their stream. This is something that should be implemented all the time and randomly not just Fridays. Until there's a more efficient way to figure this out keep moving the good word forward.

Who IS pushing the good word forward? @MrTweet. Their current service is remarkable and I have it on good authority that there are some exciting things coming down the pipeline. Stay tuned.

@db

You are more than welcome. That will be $100.

Sent wirelessly. Excuse the typos, I was born with phat fingers.

You are more than welcome. That will be $100.

Sent wirelessly. Excuse the typos, I was born with phat fingers.

You are more than welcome. That will be $100.

Sent wirelessly. Excuse the typos, I was born with phat fingers.

Beyond the Twitter follower gain that I experienced from your idea, it's really an amazing concept. Plus I appreciate the kind words. It's friends like you that make Colorado feel more like home. Thanks dude.

Beyond the Twitter follower gain that I experienced from your idea, it's really an amazing concept. Plus I appreciate the kind words. It's friends like you that make Colorado feel more like home. Thanks dude.

Beyond the Twitter follower gain that I experienced from your idea, it's really an amazing concept. Plus I appreciate the kind words. It's friends like you that make Colorado feel more like home. Thanks dude.

[...] Follow Friday. Oh My! – Ideas spread fast on Twitter. (Albeit ones *about* Twitter). [...]

Micah, just noticed your recommendation for SocialToo – thanks for your kind words! If we can make it any better for you let me know. I'm working as fast as I can to get as many cool features as we can offer. Thanks again!

Micah, just noticed your recommendation for SocialToo – thanks for your kind words! If we can make it any better for you let me know. I'm working as fast as I can to get as many cool features as we can offer. Thanks again!

Micah, just noticed your recommendation for SocialToo – thanks for your kind words! If we can make it any better for you let me know. I'm working as fast as I can to get as many cool features as we can offer. Thanks again!

Brilliant idea Micah, what better way to give something back to your friends than putting them in your follow friday. Nice work :)

Brilliant idea Micah, what better way to give something back to your friends than putting them in your follow friday. Nice work :)

Brilliant idea Micah, what better way to give something back to your friends than putting them in your follow friday. Nice work :)

Excellent. Conversely, I think there should be “unfollow tuesdays” (#unfollowtuesdays). Why? Because part of Twitters' brilliance is that following does not have to be mutual. You can create a refined list of Tweeters whose Tweets are useful and interesting to you. To achieve this, the power of unfollowing must not be underestimated!

Excellent. Conversely, I think there should be “unfollow tuesdays” (#unfollowtuesdays). Why? Because part of Twitters' brilliance is that following does not have to be mutual. You can create a refined list of Tweeters whose Tweets are useful and interesting to you. To achieve this, the power of unfollowing must not be underestimated!

Excellent. Conversely, I think there should be “unfollow tuesdays” (#unfollowtuesdays). Why? Because part of Twitters' brilliance is that following does not have to be mutual. You can create a refined list of Tweeters whose Tweets are useful and interesting to you. To achieve this, the power of unfollowing must not be underestimated!

Good concept, TGIF :)

Good concept, TGIF :)

Good concept, TGIF :)

[...] Check out how it all began – http://learntoduck.com/Micah/follow-friday. [...]

Michah, interesting to finally find out the origin of #followfriday, but no where do you mention the date you started this?
Would be interested to learn how long #followfridays have been in existence?

Ron Callari
twitter.com/roncallari

Michah, interesting to finally find out the origin of #followfriday, but no where do you mention the date you started this?
Would be interested to learn how long #followfridays have been in existence?

Ron Callari
twitter.com/roncallari

Michah, interesting to finally find out the origin of #followfriday, but no where do you mention the date you started this?
Would be interested to learn how long #followfridays have been in existence?

Ron Callari
twitter.com/roncallari

I wrote the post the next day, so the first #followfriday was January
16, 2009. So its been going on for 5 weeks now?

I wrote the post the next day, so the first #followfriday was January
16, 2009. So its been going on for 5 weeks now?

I wrote the post the next day, so the first #followfriday was January
16, 2009. So its been going on for 5 weeks now?

Great article. I did not now the history of followfridays.

Great article. I did not now the history of followfridays.

Great article. I did not now the history of followfridays.

[...] http://learntoduck.com/micah/follow-friday [...]

[...] Friday: This is the great contribution by Micah that encourages twitterers to recommend people to follow every friday.  If the people you’re [...]

[...] on #followfriday … a growing twitter ad-hoc event that occurs each Friday.  Started by Micah Baldwin, #followfriday is a hashtag that can be included in a tweet to endorse people you think are worthy [...]

[...] you’re probably familiar with the #followfriday concept. For those that aren’t you can read about how #followfriday may have started. Here’s are three ways to maximize your #followfriday experience for you and your [...]

[...] história em si, narrada aqui pelo @micah, não tem nada de especial — são os resultados que surpreendem. Ele apenas começou [...]

Hi Micah,
Do you have any idea why my hash tag tweets do not appear on the group pages for them? Its driving me crazy! My twitter name is CreativeHome. I posted to #followfriday and it never appears. I would appreciate ANY help! :)
Tammy

Hi Micah,
Do you have any idea why my hash tag tweets do not appear on the group pages for them? Its driving me crazy! My twitter name is CreativeHome. I posted to #followfriday and it never appears. I would appreciate ANY help! :)
Tammy

Hi Micah,
Do you have any idea why my hash tag tweets do not appear on the group pages for them? Its driving me crazy! My twitter name is CreativeHome. I posted to #followfriday and it never appears. I would appreciate ANY help! :)
Tammy

Hi Micah,
Do you have any idea why my hash tag tweets do not appear on the group pages for them? Its driving me crazy! My twitter name is CreativeHome. I posted to #followfriday and it never appears. I would appreciate ANY help! :)
Tammy

[...] the people that they thought were interesting and other people would like to follow. You can read this post about how follow Friday got started. I decided to make this post because I wanted to do a lot of [...]

[...] Find out how #fridayfollow was started in this article. [...]

I have no idea. What group pages are you referring to? I know it
generally works on search.twitter.com and other sites.

[...] Notre nombre de «followers» a grimpé de façon exponentielle, surtout depuis la création des #FollowFriday. Bref, lisez au moins les sept premiers et surtout le second, qui viennent comme en écho à un de [...]

[...] Friday: This is the great contribution by Micah that encourages twitterers to recommend people to follow every friday.  If the people you’re [...]

[...] Los viernes en Twitter toca recomendar a usuarios a los que seguir. El meme se llama FollowFriday y comenzó el 16 de enero de 2009 impulsado por Micah Baldwin. [...]

[...] estube averiguando un poco y encontré que es un meme impulsado por Micah Baldwin el cuál propone que todos los viernes publiquemos una lista recomendando algunos de nuestros [...]

[...] forum members on their blogs. Even small things matter. There is something called #FridayFollow (how it originated) that happens on all Fridays in twitter. Even a recommendation of your new friend in #FollowFriday [...]

[...] Follow Friday. Oh My! (learntoduck.com) [...]

[...] FollowFriday. Oh My! – From LearnToDuck (Micah Baldwin) [...]

@Renfield286 Origin of #followfriday – http://tinyurl.com/86ngro

@Renfield286 Origin of #followfriday – http://tinyurl.com/86ngro

[...] (If you aren’t familiar with Twitter #followfriday, check out this article) [...]

[...] #followfridays hashtag was suggested by Micah Baldwin as a tweet: I am starting Follow Fridays. Every Friday, suggest a person to follow, and everyone [...]

@littleemma88 check this out about follow friday: http://tinyurl.com/86ngro

@littleemma88 check this out about follow friday: http://tinyurl.com/86ngro

[...] good friend Micah Baldwin is the originator of #followfriday, and personally I think its grown into something much bigger than he ever imagined.  Last week [...]

[...] wurde ich dann sehr ausführlich fündig. Gestartet wurde die Aktion von Micah Baldwin. Der Followfriday ist also nichts anderes als ein Tag, an dem man einen Twitteruser [...]

[...] they think deserve your attention rather than following and hoping for a follow back. Here is the story from Micah from when it started on LearnToDuck.com (his [...]

What a thoughtful person your are! This is a great way to connect to other great people and make friends too. Thanks for sharing and caring. Blessings 2 U!
Belma

[...] to some conversations I see going on. After a while, you will notice your name showing up in the #followfriday lists (where fellow Twitterers suggest to all their followers the recommended people to [...]

#followfriday is out of control…

In 4 short months, Follow Friday on Twitter has morphed from a great way to showcase interesting people, to a gluttonous spamfest now resulting in people jamming as many screennames as possible into 140 characters over and over again all day long.

Fo…

I thinkkit can be a complement but my first bunch of FollowFridays were all socila media/computer types with which I have nothing in common – I d'idn't find anyone I wanted to follow

[...] Follow Friday is a useful networking idea: Every Friday you list some people that you’re following, giving some info on why they are useful. It’s a great way of bigging up the people that you find valuable and sharing that knowledge with the rest of your network. [...]

[...] The origin of #followfriday (From: @marketingprofs) [...]

A question Micah, when you or anyone does #followfridays what about the people who you forget. People should just look at who you follow. Your followfriday suggestions were perfect, 2-4 people but most people send lists of people out on Fridays.

Someone above made a suggestion to say why they suggest who they do exactly like you did!! It makes me want to check those people out.

The “Bible” of Twitter's history is in the making and @Micah is the Messiah. I wonder if #followfridays is still a verse in Twitters Book of Genesis?…Anyway, need to get off the computer & rest up for the onslaught of #FF tmrw. I am plagued with “jewish guilt” when I get recommended and I don't return the compliment. Forget abt work / life balance…more like work / twitter balance. Who's gonna figure that one out? Only if Tweetdeck could read my mind and write my replies and tweets…@EyeAM

[...] First: What is followfriday? If I’m not mistaken, it was started by @micah (Micah Baldwin) with one simple tweet. He catalogues what happened next… [...]

Just found FollowFriday on Twitter .. thanks for a great idea. It's always nice to have new ways of sharing and caring on Twitter.

[...] familiar with the phenomenon of #FollowFriday. It was started by Micah Baldwin, who decided to recommend remarkable “followees” to his followers. One of his friends then suggested that he use the tag #FollowFriday for that purpose. It was [...]

[...] to my new #followfriday series. Each Friday I will try to share with you a few people that I enjoy following on Twitter. [...]

Twitter und der Follow-Friday…

Was ist eigentlich der Follow-Friday? Eine simple Idee, die aus einem einzigen Tweet entsprung und mittlerweile für einen beträchtlichen Teil des freitäglichen Microblogging-Traffic verantwortlich ist.
……

Twitter und der Follow-Friday…

Was ist eigentlich der Follow-Friday? Eine simple Idee, die aus einem einzigen Tweet entsprung und mittlerweile für einen beträchtlichen Teil des freitäglichen Microblogging-Traffic verantwortlich ist.
……

I love this! What a great idea!

[...] Follow Friday is a group meme on Twitter where everybody suggests new people to follow. It’s a great way of discovering new people on Twitter – you might even make some great new friends. [...]

this is a great idea..I am now one of the suggested recipients of the #follow friday and I will let you know how it turns out…

[...] Baldwin recounts his first day of Follow Friday on his site… I sent direct messages to a few of my friends: Chris Brogan, Erin Kotecki Vest, Aaron [...]

[...] Baldwin recounts his first day of Follow Friday on his site… I sent direct messages to a few of my friends: Chris Brogan, Erin Kotecki Vest, Aaron [...]

[...] How #FollowFriday all started: Follow Friday, Oh My! [...]

[...] attention. Following an idea by Micah Baldwin (www.twitter.com/micah) as described on his own site (http://learntoduck.com/micah/follow-friday). It is a way to show that you are proud of your friends and encourage others to follow [...]

[...] Baldwin recounts his first day of Follow Friday on his site… I sent direct messages to a few of my friends: Chris Brogan, Erin Kotecki Vest, Aaron [...]

[...] Erfinder des FollowFridays schreibt auf seiner Webseite zum weiteren “Tathergang” folgendes: I sent direct messages to a few of my friends: [...]

[...] fixing #followfriday. // By now, most people know that #followfriday originated with me. [...]

[...] tweet, Micah simply wanted to recommend a couple of his friends. As he recalled the experience in a blog post, Micah wrote: “I started thinking about how proud I was to be friends with Danny and Jeffrey, [...]

[...] Baldwin recounts his first day of Follow Friday on his site… I sent direct messages to a few of my friends: Chris Brogan, Erin Kotecki Vest, Aaron [...]

[...] Baldwin recounts his first day of Follow Friday on his site… I sent direct messages to a few of my friends: Chris Brogan, Erin Kotecki Vest, Aaron [...]

I think it's cool what you did, and I agree with the principle. I never gave it a name, but from time to time, I recommend people to follow. Like this tweet back in December: http://twitter.com/brianshaler/status/1060884483

Unfortunately, I think #followfriday made the whole process of recommending people to follow a little too insincere and institutionalized. (“#followfriday – [list of @names]“)

In the end, Andrew Hyde was actually right. When I see #followfriday lists of names, I ignore them. It means very little to me. If I see tweets that say “@fancyjeffrey & @w1redone are among my favorite people” or better yet, tweets that say *why* they're someone's favorite people, there's a much better chance my interest with be piqued.

Brian – I feel that the list of names grew for two reasons: 1) people want to recommend as many people as possible; 2) people didnt want to send multiple tweets.

Of course, like everything online abuse happens. Has every #followfriday tweet become spam, of course not. In fact, the vast majority of #followfriday tweets are still exactly what they should be: recommendations.

With people that follow tons of people (like you and Andrew), there is a perception that its a bigger issue, because of the sheer number of tweets you guys get. (Not only that, you guys who auto-followed, ended up following a lot of marketers and spammers).

Still, it seems that everyone believes the same thing: reasons plus recommendations are better than recommendations alone.

I am so glad I found this. I love twitter but these #followfridays had me really confused! Thanks for clearing this up. I look forward to adding my follow suggestions!

That makes me wonder about a tweet's worth and how much someone's favorite people might be worth to them. If the people you're recommending are really so stellar, why not honor them with an entire tweet? When I see #followfriday tweets with just a list of names and no context, it just seems insincere.

I think Follow Friday might be a very small part in this trend, but people have been following more and more people. I think tools like TweetDeck, which allow you to “fake follow” people, have had more of an impact. While I currently follow 5,421, Twitterholic.com shows 1,000 people who follow 12,983 or more. A lot of people I know who used to follow 200-300 people are now starting to follow 1,000-5,000.

I wish there was a way to remind people to share their favorite Twitterers with their friends that wouldn't result in list-type tweets. Something like #WhyIFollow, which would look awkward if no reasons were included.

[...] Micah Baldwin started #followfriday on twitter. [...]

[...] to Micah Baldwin, founder of #FollowFriday, if you truly want to be influential online, just influence one person.  He even provided a [...]

RT @micah Follow Friday. Oh My! http://tinyurl.com/86ngro (via @tweetmeme) “Como começou o Follow Friday.

RT @micah Follow Friday. Oh My! http://tinyurl.com/86ngro (via @tweetmeme) “Como começou o Follow Friday.

[...] Follow Friday is a group meme on Twitter where everybody suggests new people to follow. It’s a great way of discovering new people on Twitter – you might even make some great new friends. [...]

#followfriday http://tinyurl.com/cm8nt6 e http://tinyurl.com/86ngro

#followfriday http://tinyurl.com/cm8nt6 e http://tinyurl.com/86ngro

[...] What started as a quaint concept in a single tweet by Micah Baldwin (@micah) avalanched into an internet meme.  You can read about this phenomenon’s history in a great article on Mashable and on Micha’s own blog. [...]

Hmm..i never use #followfriday, but maybe i'll use from now.. :D Thanks.

Hi how to have this moving twitter counter gadget which you have..????

direcct to know tutorials or.. email me plzz..

Very interesting and great to see it catching on like wild fire :)

[...] Eine genaue Chronologie der Ereignisse samt einer Statistik finden Sie auf dem Blog von Micah Baldwin [...]

[...] with some big names in the industry, especially in Twitterville itself.  My friend Micah Baldwin, inventor of #followfriday will be joining us, along with Lucretia Pruitt, a.k.a. @GeekMommy on Twitter, and one of the [...]

[...] Is Follow Friday, a charming concept created with the most harmless intentions by our dear friend Micah Baldwin, simply a trend that has seen its day? Or is there something about taste-making and multimedia [...]

[...] Is Follow Friday, a charming concept created with the most harmless intentions by our dear friend Micah Baldwin, simply a trend that has seen its day? Or is there something about taste-making and multimedia [...]

[...] en la sexta). ¿Se trata Follow Friday de un concepto encantador creado con la mejor intención por Micah Baldwin, o simplemente una tendencia que ya ha pasado? ¿O acaso hay algo en las recomendaciones sobre [...]

[...] have #FollowFriday hashtag. Micah Baldwin was the guy who invented Follow Friday, and you can read the history of #FollowFriday on his blog post. #FollowFriday has become a major meme in Twitterverse and some people do it religiously every [...]

[...] who Tweet list names of folks they think other Tweeters might want to follow. This custom has a sweet history.  Michah Baldwin, the originator,  says, It wasnt hard for people to suggest folks to follow, [...]

[...] who Tweet list names of folks they think other Tweeters might want to follow. This custom has a sweet history.  Michah Baldwin, the originator,  says, It wasnt hard for people to suggest folks to follow, [...]

[...] det är fredag märks i allra högsta grad på twitter som har en tendens att bli lite spammigt just på fredagar. Fenomenet #FollowFriday som numera oftast kortas ner till #ff eller #ffse för [...]

[...] 2) Micha Baldwin  The guy who started it all! [...]

[...] Follow Friday — started by Micah Baldwin — can get pretty messy on Twitter. [...]

I'm a fan of #FollowFriday #FF, but whoever did this graffiti, is probably more of a fan than I ever will be: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4010/4502960133_... @smartcrew

[...] (Mehr Infos zur Historie gibt es hier: http://learntoduck.com/micah/follow-friday) [...]

[...] gut diese Idee des Follow Friday ankam, beschreibt Micah sehr schön in einem Blogartikel mitsamt Statistiken. Eine knappe Woche später kam der Followfriday Trend auch außerhalb der USA an und macht seitdem [...]

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[...] started with Micah Baldwin (@micah) over a year ago as a way to recommend people on Twitter whose tweets you enjoy.  It quick [...]

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[...] It all got started with one simple tweet from Micha Baldwin… [...]