About
Ted Coiné is one of the most influential business leaders on Twitter, with a following of over ninety thousand and growing rapidly. He is founder of the #leadbiz community on Twitter, a forum that attracts some of the top minds in business leadership and innovation.
Prior to starting this blog in late April, 2011, Ted served at the helm of the Twenty-First Century Business blog, a popular resource focused on leadership, culture, customer service, and the effect of Social Media on the business world – the same themes that inform his next book, Catalyst. He is a frequent guest blogger, appearing regularly on the Sustainable Business Forum and 12 Most.
An inspirational speaker, Ted is author of Five-Star Customer Service (2005) and Spoil ’Em Rotten! (2007). Prior to writing his first book, Ted was founder and CEO of Coiné Language School, a B2B company he brought from his living room to a $10 million valuation in four years by focusing relentlessly on customer service.
Ted lives with his wife, two daughters, and dog Wheezie in Naples, Florida.
Playin’ on internet and look who I found?! How are you?
Hey Kathy! Very good to see you, too
Now, if I can only find the gizmo to allow me to subscribe to “Catalyst”!
Thanks Randy. You know, we should get on that, shouldn’t we? (Sorry!)
Agreed! Email still allows for great sort/digestion of information in some cases. Would love to simply “subscribe” and let you do the rest.
I appreciate your work! It’s something what can people make better and you are my idol!
That’s very kind of you, Mathias. Be your own idol, though. My guess is, you’re worthy.
Idol? Wow! I’d be happy if I just give you something to think about from time to time
ted,
i’ve enjoyed reading your blog. just signed up for twitter abut a week ago. i’m curious what i have found. i find it embarassing to run my mouth and listen into other conversations but some info is so interesting. media people follow but celebrities could care less. i’ll just watch if it’s ok until i get over a little shyness. thanks.
guess i should doctor my resume.
Since you dont read DM’s I had no other way of saying thank you for my RT on the 12 Most other than stopping by here. Hope you are having a great week.
Thanks Amir!
I’m enjoying your blog. Great and very applicable concepts for business success. And I just wanted to say … good luck on your first half marathon! You’ll find that they can be a bit addicting!
Thank you, Julie! I certainly hope you’re right about the run!!
Ted: Love your Tweets. How about a follow so I can DM.
By the way, the reason you were changing a bed alone while your
wife was drinking beer in the shower is that you forget your beer.
Doug
Ted: Any chance you can follow me on Twitter so we can DM. I promised to only send DM’s I consider valuable to you. I often use your tweets as Net Nuggets at DrDougGreen.Com.
Thanks.
Doug