TweeMaid is a paid service that cleans out people that you are following but that are not following you back. Or you can ask them to have them unfollow everyone. It does not matter if you have one follower or a million, it is a set price of $15.95.
You can add exceptions for people that you want to continue to follow despite the fact they are not following you.
It is a nice housekeeping tool to order from time if you don't have the time to go through your list yourself.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Friday, September 18, 2009
Twitter humor
I have not had time to post this week, but I found a great post from Tera of Tera's Tips, she has found some great photos that illustrate people's Twitter addictions, go check them out!
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Twitter Wit
Twitter Wit: Brilliance in 140 Characters or Less is a new book out edited by Nick Douglas that is a must read if you need a laugh! Nick put together tweets from all over the Twitterverse and there is something for everyone! Grab yourself a copy and have a chuckle today!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Twittontime
Twittontime is another tool (like Twaitter and Tweetlater) that allows you to schedule your tweets ahead of time - like when you go on vacation or you can't be near a computer and still want to share info. It's free and easy to use.
Simply sign in by allowing access. Then select a time zone. I nice calendar will appear, click on a date and you will get a box that allows you to type in your tweet/twitt, re-confirm the date and add the time. Don't be confused by the labels for the date and time fields:
They are in Turkish, but works all the same!
Simply sign in by allowing access. Then select a time zone. I nice calendar will appear, click on a date and you will get a box that allows you to type in your tweet/twitt, re-confirm the date and add the time. Don't be confused by the labels for the date and time fields:
They are in Turkish, but works all the same!
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Twtjobs
Twtjobs, developed by twtapps is an application that allows you to crate an post a resume on Twitter. You fill in some basic information about yourself as well as a 140 character summary (of course!). This allows you to connect with people looking for candidates. [Companies can also post job openings as well.]
According to the Founder Felipe Coimbra "the idea revolves around you sharing your post with your network, and they retweet it."
I did not complete a post (I am quite happy with my current job!), so you can see a sample of it here on ReadWriteWEb.
They are on Twitter @twtjobs
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