Do you fall into the growing 11% of the UK online population who uses Twitter? If so, you are invited to sign-up for the second London Tweetcamp on Oct. 8, 2011. Tweetcamp is for anyone who uses Twitter regularly and wants to bring those conversations offline with a view to sharing experiences, skills and creating change.

Tweetcamp 2011 is an open, free-to-attend, ‘unconference’ for new and experienced users of Twitter. Its aim is to bring the online world face to face in order to learn from each other, to inspire creative concepts, smart solutions and challenge accepted thinking.

Tweetcampers come from all walks of life and ages 18-80; what they have in common is a passion for stimulating conversations and expanding their own knowledge. The first Tweetcamp, in September 2009, attracted some of the leading practitionersof ‘social’ and ‘digital’ at the time, as well as engaged enthusiasts. Tweetcamp 2011 will be an excellent opportunity to be involved in innovations that shape the creative digital and social landscape of London and the South East.

The registration page http://tweetcamp2011.eventbrite.com/ is now open. Only limited places are available, so Tweetcampers are recommended to sign-up without delay to avoid disappointment.

Edit: Sorry, we’re out of tickets for now… but we’ll be releasing more each week in the run up to the event!

In the build up to the conference potential Tweetcampers are sharing their thoughts on Twitter by including the hashtag #Tweetcamp in their tweets. To visualize these conversations social media-monitoring specialist, Brandwatch, has created a virtual Tweetcamp-site.

The @Tweetcamp team looks forward to hearing from you on twitter.

Don’t be shy!