Follow your followers; be a prolific Twitter-er; answer all emails; be around for 25 yrs Being famous is relative. These days, you can be famous on MySpace, Facebook, and Twitter. Or, you can use those platforms to launch yourself into Internet stardom. Who better to talk about how to become famous online but the ubiquitous Guy Kawasaki, whose Twitter following is fast approaching 30,000.In this part III interview with Guy, the venture capitalist, author of "Reality Check," and co-founder of AllTop, we talk about his tricks to sustaining and growing his Web persona. (At the time of this filming, Guy had 21,000 followers. See our other interviews below.)  First off, Guy admitted that fame and fortune don't happen overnight. "It took me 25 years to get famous," he said, humbly. That's what led to him ... [ Read more ]