TweetDeck
Now that you have thousands of followers, you will need to organize them and keep an eye on the really interesting ones. In comes TweetDeck.
TweetDeck allows you to create “panels” based on your Twitter lists or others. I have lists/panels for my dog people, social media people, friends, interesting and RT-worthy tweeps, etc. They all get their own list/panel, which makes it really easy to follow their timeline.
Without TweetDeck, this would be an overwhelming and time-consuming prospect.
http://www.tweetdeck.com/
TweetChat
TweetChat allows you to isolate the conversation based on the hashtag.
This is a two-in-one kind of tool.
It not only helps you generate followers, but it does this by first creating a familiarity and depth before the follow itself occurs. How?
Hashtags (#) and the way they can be used on Twitter are a great big untapped resource for many Twitter residents.
Here’s an example:
If you tune into Twitter every Monday night around 9 pm EST, you might see an excessive appearance of the #dogtalk hashtag.
The #dogtalk crew brings in interesting dog people every week and interviews them about their goings-on. Many folks tune in using TweetChat to follow and participate in the conversation.
If you’ve participated in the conversation and actually contributed in some small way, a funny thing happens.
Other participants see you as interesting and decide to follow you. The right thing to do now is to reciprocate, of course.
http://tweetchat.com/
TweetChat allows you to isolate the conversation based on the hashtag.
This is a two-in-one kind of tool.
It not only helps you generate followers, but it does this by first creating a familiarity and depth before the follow itself occurs. How?
Hashtags (#) and the way they can be used on Twitter are a great big untapped resource for many Twitter residents.
Here’s an example:
If you tune into Twitter every Monday night around 9 pm EST, you might see an excessive appearance of the #dogtalk hashtag.
The #dogtalk crew brings in interesting dog people every week and interviews them about their goings-on. Many folks tune in using TweetChat to follow and participate in the conversation.
If you’ve participated in the conversation and actually contributed in some small way, a funny thing happens.
Other participants see you as interesting and decide to follow you. The right thing to do now is to reciprocate, of course.
http://tweetchat.com/
twAitter
One tool that is indispensable in maintaining a presence is twAitter, which allows you to schedule your tweets in advance.
Now, that’s not all that amazing on its own. Many tools allow you to schedule your tweets. Social Oomph comes to mind.
twAitter is unique in that it allows us to rotate and repeat our tweets. Social Oomph allows for a similar functionality (and a lot more), but it’s a premium service for which you’d have to pay. twAitter, on the other hand, is free.
Why would you want to repeat your tweets?
Twitter is a drive-by platform. Most people login for 10-20 minutes at a time and unless they see your tweet in that time, chances are they will never see it. Unless you repeat yourself.
Don’t abuse this awesome power.
http://www.twaitter.com/
Tweepi
This allows you to unfollow those who do not reciprocate.
Why would you want to follow someone who doesn’t follow you back? One reason could be that their tweets are super-interesting.
The overall strategy for using Tweepi is to blast follow 100-200 people today and give them a week or so to follow back. If they don’t reciprocate, clean them out with Tweepi. Then repeat.
http://tweepi.com/
This allows you to unfollow those who do not reciprocate.
Why would you want to follow someone who doesn’t follow you back? One reason could be that their tweets are super-interesting.
The overall strategy for using Tweepi is to blast follow 100-200 people today and give them a week or so to follow back. If they don’t reciprocate, clean them out with Tweepi. Then repeat.
http://tweepi.com/
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