Now that I have officially graduated from college, it's time to get down to the nitty gritty and start focusing on what's happening in the "real world"—internet-wise, that is. Yes, I mean Social Media.

So a recent poster on an ASAE listserv ended his request for feedback with the directive “You are allowed 15 minutes to deliberate and respond to this test question.  Please do not tweet your answers.”

I chuckled at first and of course had the immediate need to tweet. But then I paused – you mean you’re going to tell me how to answer? Not to mention when to answer?

TwitterFriends gives you your 'conversation and link quotient' which says TwiTip helps measure how relational you are on Twitter (read more and see awesome graphs here). In a nutshell, TwitterFriends is a statistics package that tracks you and your friends.

Imagine an association version that gives members an engagement quotient. We could then see how membersare  connecting with others, how often they are connecting and in what ways. We could then begin to see what services and programs they are really using and recommending.

Possible?