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Getting instant updates about your favorite events and trainings is sometimes tough; reading emails with dozens of long paragraphs about each new thing coming up is more information than most people have time for. The whole point of going to conferences and trainings is to get the information there, and while having blurbs on websites that have a summary of the training available is helpful, getting a full inbox is not; before the actual conference and trainings arrive, it is nice to simply get the title and a one sentence description as new opportunities are planned, and there is nowhere better to get that kind of Xango news than from Twitter. A Steak of Information Twitter naturally reduces the amount of information a person gets because of the character limit; there may be hundreds of thousands of people that sign up for a big conference or training weekend, but not all of them are going for the exact same things. If a person is going to an exercise camp, they may be going to learn how to tone their abs or legs, while their neighbor may be going to learn how to burn fat more effectively. Getting all of the news for every single possible need in one email is overwhelming; that is what a website is for. A Twitter feed, however, is perfect; include a class title, a single sentence description, and a link to the webpage with more information, and everyone can see the news, while those who are not interested can move on to the updates that they really want to read. Bite Sizes Getting the latest news for companies or for conferences can often feel like spam; emails filling the inbox that are two or three pages long are redundant and ineffective. Get the latest Xango news from Twitter in small, easy bites, then find out more on only the news that is really for you on the website. Things are good at XANGO (http://twitter.com/xango1) (say ZAYN-go). In its short life, XANGO, LLC, has come a long way since Founder Joe Morton bottled up the powerful Asian fruit mangosteen and brought it back to America. Now people all around the world are coming to the same conclusion as Joe: There’s just something about that fruit. Go to Xango news to view the page!
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