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There are many Twitter users whose tweets are more like spam
restricting other useful tweets to come up in your timeline and
many users who don’t tweet at all, so its better to unfollow
them.
Manage Flitter is probably one of
the best Twitter Service you will find to tackle this problem. It
suggests you users whom you shouldn’t follow.
All you got to do is login using your Twitter account and after
retrieving information about your account, you will be presented
with a sorted list of your followers into :-
- Talkative - Tweeps who tweet too much
- Quite - Tweeps who tweet too less.
- People who don’t follow you back.
- Users who don’t have a Profile Image, Possibly
Spammers
Select the users whom you don’t want to follow any longer and
click on Unfollow and you’re done.
Klout lets you track your effect on the
Twitterverse in a very detailed fashion. You can see the impact of
your opinions and posts across the Twitter social graph. The
control panel lets you examine some valuable data like, who you
influence, who influences you, your Top Retweets and other stats.
If you are a Social Media Pro wanting some good analytics, you
should try it.
A definite tool to use from time to time to better understand
your account and habits.
This is a simple service that makes it simple to update your
entire social network in one place. It will update your status on
most of the popular social networks you will be using. This tool is
useful for making your life easier while building up online
presence.
Hootsuite is a full twitter interface providing the tools you
need. If you’re using ping.fm you should consider hootsuite as it
connects to your ping.fm account and at the same time adds
important features you want to have. First of all it works with the
link shorteners which allows you to keep track of how effective
your tweeted links are (essential if you’re a blogger). Hootsuite
will also allow you to shedule your tweets and integrate with tools
like wordpress allowing you to post from hootsuite to
wordpress.
Twitterfeed is a great automation tool focused on picking up
your blog feed and turning them into updates in your social
network. Twitterfeed was originally a twitter tool but today it
also supports other social network services like fx. facebook and
ping.fm. There are also several url shortening services to choose
from.
Tweetdeck is one of the most popular twitter front ends and for
a reason. Its based on Adobe Air and so it looks great and makes
working with twitter easy. First of all, it has a number of default
columns showing you essential information, tweets from your
friends, retweet of your tweets, new followers, direct messages,
and your own custom columns. You may want to keep track on tweets
for a particular word or phrase in a custom column. TweetDeck is
also linked up to facebook. You can set it up to use hootsuite for
url shortening to keep track of your link popularity.
A powerful service that allows you to schedule Twitter updates,
automate follower management tasks on Twitter, purge your Twitter
DM inbox, and receive email digests of tweets that contain
specified keywords. Socialoomph also provides you with an
integrated and complete view of your mentions and retweets across
multiple accounts. With specified keywords in place the tool lets
you auto-follow users in same niche which will eventually increase
the retweet count and click through rate.
With a paid SocialOomph Professional account which is available
only for $29.97 per month you can also schedule updates for your
Facebook profile and pages, schedule post for your blogs
(WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr and more), find quality Twitter
accounts to follow, and much more.
It is not free ($55 one time payment for a single twitter
profile and $74 for five profiles and so on…) but you get a lot of
useful features for that. First of all, you can manage more than
one twitter profile. You can set up a multitude of tweets in the
software, and allow the software to spread them through out the day
to keep you actively involved on twitter. You can also Automate
Direct Messages, auto Follow Twitter Users, Auto Unfollow Twitter
Users, keep track of people you have unfollowed so that you do not
re-follow them, and much more. Take a look at the full feature list
and try watching some of their videos.
Twollo is a tool for finding and hooking up with twitters with
interests like your own. It does this based on keywords you provide
and will allow you to automatically follow the targeted twitters.
This tool is not free any more but quite powerful for building
targeted followers automatically.
TwitterLocal is an Adobe Air application used to watch the
Twitter public feed, caching all Tweets with a valid location.
People were able to generate feeds from this site based on
location, as well as use the TwitterLocal AIR client to subcribe to
location feeds.
Tweetcloud was born out of a project to synthesize, meaning,
from a high volume of short messages. The goal is to quickly show
users “what’s being said” across the Twittersphere or from a
specific Twitter user through an intuitive interface (a cloud).
This tool is used by many bloggers to show the feedburner
look-a-like counter of how many followser they have (also used on
tripwiremagazine.com in top right sidebar). Twittercounter can also
be used to analyse other accounts and see how they have
developed.
Find new followers based on the keywords you enter.
This list is being constantly updated so you can find out who
the most popular twitter users are. Also, you can get detailed
statistics about Your twitter account.
Twitt(url)y does a nice job of providing a Techmeme style
representation of up and coming URLs that are mentioned in
individual Tweets. Twitt(url)y is a useful site as an early
warning on news and trends.
Just Tweet was created to make it easier for people to find
other “Tweeters” with similar interests.
If there are opportunistic marketers following everyone under
the sun in the hopes those good souls will just automatically
follow them back, this tool might help identify those whom you may
want to block.
TweepSearch was created to allow people on Twitter to search
their followers bio and location information. Twitter doesn’t
currently have a bio search and as your Twitter network grows, it’s
nice to be able to look through your tweeps.
Twitterless tells you who stops following you and graphs your
follower history over time, making this info available in a variety
of useful views.
twInfluence is a simple tool for measuring the combined
influence of twitterers and their followers, with a few social
network statistics thrown in as bonus.
My Tweeple is a great way to manage all of my Twitter people in
one place. You can easily see who you’re following and who’s
following You. With a simple click, you can follow, unfollow, or
block people, and these changes instantly update Twitter.
Friend or Follow does helps you figure out who your
friends, follows, and fans are on Twitter.
Qwitter is a nice app that will update you via email whenever
someone stops following you. It will even let you know what you
tweeted that caused them to stop following you, which could be
useful (if you lose five followers every time you tweet about your
pet fish, for example, that might be a hint to stop talking so much
about your fish if you want to retain followers).
Nest.Unclutterer will automatically block Twitter users who are
following more than a certain number of people or who have been
inactive for a certain number of days. You can specify those
thresholds and white list certain tweeps so that they are exempt
from the cleaning. Nest.
This tool helps to “cut through the clutter” to find other
Twitter users in a specific industry using this service.
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