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I've fired off three tweets in the last 12 days. Three. And yet, I’m on Twitter constantly. I have FIFTEEN active columns on TweetDeck. At any one time I have a DOZEN Twitter app push alerts on my locked phone. I probably spend more time crawling through Twitter day-to-day than I do watching TMNT trailers and I spend a LOT of time watching those. So what the hell am I doing and how do I source stories without even tweeting all that much? Well, these 5 things...
Jeff Domansky's insight:
While it's a useful media relations POV about using Twitter to connect with journalists, check out Grant Marek's excellent Twitter search secret: "2. Doing geo-targeted searches for awesome stuff. Type this into the Twitter search bar at the top --bar opening near:"san francisco" within:25mi -- and what you’ll get is any mention of the words “bar” and “opening” in a tweet that was tweeted within a 25-mile radius of San Francisco. Hands down one of the coolest tricks on Twitter, and an incredible way to suss out bar/restaurant openings way before anyone knows they’re coming. It also allows you to regionalize Twitter in a pretty cool way...." 
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If you can get past the first two tips which seem very obscure to me, this is really helpful in understanding the ways journalists use Twitter and your ability to contact them.