Mark Davidson

“@toots11 @gdgeek I would answer that question but I need to verify your @klout scores first. I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.”

“Social media question: Are you still transparent if the profile photo you uploaded was the only good one out of the 100 photos taken?”

“Social media question: How wide-spread is the skill of of eating with one hand and typing with the other? Should it be taught in schools?”

“Social media question: When a government leader who is known and wanted for war crimes follows you on Twitter, what do you do?”

“Social media question: Is it rude to publicly ask someone where their Mute button is located?”

“RT @TheTweetOfGod: The Four Questions:
1. Why is this food awful?
2. Why does this wine taste like syrup?
3. Why are we singing about a goat?
4. Can we go now?”

“RT @thebrandbuilder: . @AndrewMueller The real question isn't "what's the ROI of social media." It's "am I spending my budget effectively?" #smsxroi”

“@RussLoL @yukarip To which she replied with a single question... "Do you play World of Warcraft?" "No baby, I play Minecraft."”

“So, I'm looking at all my early web hosting emails... I can't believe some of the questions I used to ask. Early Mark was confused.”

“Every good answer requires a great question.”

“@anniemal @b_west That is a great question and calls for a blog post of some kind--what does it mean to be an influencer?”

“RT @SEOmom: @markdavidson re: 1st question if Social Media is: what's the reward? Agreed: ID the prime motivator, then focus the community accordingly.”

“@SEOmom The first question I always ask is, what's your reward system? We are all stimulus driven. Particularly true in social media.”

“I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it.”

“@AmberCadabra @startabuzz I don't answer numbers I don't recognize but I do question the numbers. They're often incorrect.”

“Seriously. Those were the only two questions people asked of me directly. (Other than, "Oh, *that* Mark Davidson?")”

“Question #1: Mark, what is it that you actually do?
Question #2: Mark, when are you going to write a book?”