Last month we posted an open invitation to youth media and marketing folks on Twitter, encouraging them to add their own or others' account names to the abridged list of "tweeps" we posted. We were happy to see so many of you take us up on the offer and to show our appreciation, today we're keeping our word to follow up with another installment of folks to follow.

And if you didn't have the chance to make a comment the last time around, don't despair! Post your suggestion in comments, and we'll be sure to include you or your brand in the next round!

If you're planning on attending the Ypulse Youth Marketing Mashup in June, the folks at Modern Media (the publishers of Ypulse) are putting on a conference called TWTRCON focused on using Twitter as a business tool on May 31st (right before Ypulse) at the Hotel Nikko.

And, if you aren't already among the nearly 1,500 currently following Ypulse on Twitter, start today!

General Youth Marketing

Mr Youth
Who: Laura Levitan, Partner, EVP, Brand Development of Mr. Youth
Tweets focus on: Social interactivity, word of mouth, youth marketing

Group Y
Who: Action Sports & Youth Marketing Networking Group
Tweets focus on: Action sports, youth marketing

Hill & Knowlton
Who: Meghan Stuyvenberg, Director of Youth Marketing
Tweets focus on: Best practices in youth marketing

Naked Generation
Who: Heledd Straker, Chief intelligence officer at a Gen Y consultancy/thinktank.
Tweets focus on: The past, present and future of Gen Y @ work

Jen Corbett
Who: Creative advertising student at Axis Ad School
Tweets focus on: Ad and media design for recession generation advertising

Interfuel Agency
Who: Interactive youth agencey
Tweets focus on: Design, creativity and youth marketing

Tweens

BeaconStMoms
Who: The team of "mom-itors" behind tween site/book series Beacon Street Girls
Tweets focus on: What tween girls are REALLY thinking

Exploramania
Who: Carrie Scheiner, Founder
Tweets focus on: Kids activity, education, and news on children's health

Teens

JenWag57
Who: Jennifer Wagner, author of the blog "Connect with your Teens through Pop Culture and Technology"
Tweets focus on: Teen-centric pop culture and technology news for parents of teens

TeenScene
Who: Chad Kennedy and the editorial staff behind the online magazine
Tweets focus on: Teen stories and entertainment news

A Stroke of Pink
Who: Luckie Daniels, Founder
Tweets focus on: Fashion, social media

Books

The Brown Bookshelf
Who: YA author Paula Chase Hyman and the rest of the staff behind The Brown Bookshelf bookstore
Tweets focus on: African American tween and teen reads and authors

Bronze Word
Who: YA Author Jo Ann Hernandez
Tweets focus on: YA marketing and news, with a focus on Latino authors

Campus

Reach StudentsWho: UK digital marketing consultancy specializing in youth
Tweets focus on: UK Student, digital and youth marketing

Carol Phillips
Who: Marketing professor at Notre Dame
Tweets focus on: Millennial marketing

Tech

Net Family News
Who: Anne Collier
Tweets focus on: Youth tech news, online safety and free speech

We know we still have a ways to go and encourage you all to share who you're following in the youth space! Also, look for another feature on youth-oriented brands on Twitter soon…

For more coverage of youth marketing, go to the Ypulse Youth Marketing Channel sponsored by Youth Marketing Connection.

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