If you have been using Twitter for personal or business use, you may not be aware of all of the extra tools available to help you find and engage in twitter discussions. In this article, we list some that we feel may be of use to you.
- retweetist.com A tool to measure how many retweets you get.
- twibs.com to help get you inspired by what other companies are doing to utilize Twitter. Find out what the best practices currently used are, and let it spur new ideas you can use in the future.
- TweetDeck: An application where you can have separate columns for different filters.
- Tweetscan to see who’s talking about you, your brand, or a topic you’re interested in.
- Twhirl: This application offers various configuration options to adapt to your personal needs.
- Cotweet: This is a tool that makes it easier for businesses to use Twitter.
- TwitterHawk allows you to automatically send preset tweets to users who tweet about certain topics relating to your business. It costs 5 cents per outgoing tweet.
- TwitterFeed is a tool that enables users to automatically have outgoing tweets placed in their account when a user of interest puts out a blog post or newsletter.
- Pwytter - Cross platform Python Twitter client with Asian character support.
- Twitterlicious - Update Twitter status, easily check replies and direct messages.
- Twitteroo - Client with rurl URL shortening, clickable links and tweets, customization, and both public and friend timelines.
- What’s Up? - Gadget that allows you to see latest tweets from your friends.
- Twadget - Simple gadget that lets you view and submit tweets right from Vista’s Sidebar.
If you are not using Twitter but want to know more about it, then this
article explaining Twitter and how it could help your business may of
interest to you.
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