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12 Ordinary People Who Beat Major Brands to Their Own Twitter Handles

And they're not breaking any rules

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By Alfred Maskeroni

September 16, 2014

You know when you try to find a brand on Twitter, and you just assume the handle will be the brand name? Well, not so fast.

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Alfred Maskeroni

Alfred Maskeroni is director of video for Adweek.

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