SheGeeks: 4 Useful Twitter Tools You Shouldn’t Twitter Without
fogofeternity
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the heads up on TweetBurner, that's not a tool I'd made much use of in the past.
While I love Twitter, I also think it's one of the social networking services that's most easily underutilised. Until you start developing strong networks and a good focus, the on-the-surface triviality and difficulty finding followers can make Twitter seem like a bit of fluff rather than something that can be seriously utilised.
The tools you've identified (and I wrote a similar article myself earlier today identifying some Twitter tools I think provide benefit in some other areas) can make Twitter far more effective.
I definitely don't Twitter without TwitterFox (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...). This is by far one of my favourite Firefox Add-ons. Since I'm most likely using FF when I'm online, having recent tweets, replies, and DMs all showing up regularly in the corner of my browser makes keeping up with Twitter a snap.
julian
· 12 months ago
Do you have a new, updated list, Corvida?
Italian Restaurant
· 10 months ago
Those are awesome tools ! They sounds very useful. Thanks for the useful information and links . I will definitely try it out.
Singapore Escorts
· 10 months ago
Ya, so many tools to choose but chose tools that serves your needs or complement your websites or blogs. Thanks for the updates. Keep us updated and we'll be back for more.
All Comments
While I love Twitter, I also think it's one of the social networking services that's most easily underutilised. Until you start developing strong networks and a good focus, the on-the-surface triviality and difficulty finding followers can make Twitter seem like a bit of fluff rather than something that can be seriously utilised.
The tools you've identified (and I wrote a similar article myself earlier today identifying some Twitter tools I think provide benefit in some other areas) can make Twitter far more effective.
I like twitter100.com.
I've never tried Summize, but I'm trying it out now. Pretty clever with the feed for searches.