1. Know When Others Talk About You
With TweetBeep, you can set up Twitter alerts. These alerts can be about anything, such as your name, user ID, website URL, etc. Whenever anyone from anywhere tweets about this, you will get an email. Cool way for ego-tweeting.
2. Auto-posting on Twitter
Just sign up on TwitterFeed. It allows you to automate tweeting with any RSS/Aton feed. Just input your blog feed, and whenever it updates, a tweet will be made in your profile. In the same way, you can give your followers good content, by feeding some interesting important blogs or niche/news sites.
3. Know Whom to Follow on Twitter
Just follow MrTweet. This is a Twitterbot that will tell you some users you will be interested in following. The data is collected from your tweets and the people you are following.
4. Know When Someone Stops Following You
If you want to track if any user stops following you and enquire why, just go to Quitter and sign up an alert. TwitterLess also does this service, but seems to require your Twitter password (why? I don't know). Just follow @tless to sign up.
5. Know What's up at Twitter
Just follow Twitter's own official Twitter profile, and you will get to know everything happening in Twitter.
6. Following Twitter Conferences/Meetups
Just hashtag your tweets related to any specific topic. This means, when you start a conversation with someone on Twitter, just put a '#' before the topic and it will be tracked automatically. To track these hashtags, just to Hashtags.org
7. Posting and Managing Multiple Twitter Accounts
You ever wanted to type one Twitter message and post it across multiple accounts you own? Then Splitweet is the tool you should use.
8. Cross-posting Your Tweets to Jaiku
By using the Twitter application, Twhirl that makes use of Adobe AIR technology, you can cross-post your tweets to your Jaiku account. It also supported Pownce accounts (which is now shut down).
9. Larger 240-character Tweets
Use BigTweet for the purpose. You can drag this button to your bookmarks toolbar to enable this: BigTweet.
10. Schedule Your Tweets
Use TweetLater. This application takes your Twitter credentials and posts on your profile at any scheduled time, which means, you can update "I am sleeping!" when you are sleeping.
With TweetBeep, you can set up Twitter alerts. These alerts can be about anything, such as your name, user ID, website URL, etc. Whenever anyone from anywhere tweets about this, you will get an email. Cool way for ego-tweeting.
2. Auto-posting on Twitter
Just sign up on TwitterFeed. It allows you to automate tweeting with any RSS/Aton feed. Just input your blog feed, and whenever it updates, a tweet will be made in your profile. In the same way, you can give your followers good content, by feeding some interesting important blogs or niche/news sites.
3. Know Whom to Follow on Twitter
Just follow MrTweet. This is a Twitterbot that will tell you some users you will be interested in following. The data is collected from your tweets and the people you are following.
4. Know When Someone Stops Following You
If you want to track if any user stops following you and enquire why, just go to Quitter and sign up an alert. TwitterLess also does this service, but seems to require your Twitter password (why? I don't know). Just follow @tless to sign up.
5. Know What's up at Twitter
Just follow Twitter's own official Twitter profile, and you will get to know everything happening in Twitter.
6. Following Twitter Conferences/Meetups
Just hashtag your tweets related to any specific topic. This means, when you start a conversation with someone on Twitter, just put a '#' before the topic and it will be tracked automatically. To track these hashtags, just to Hashtags.org
7. Posting and Managing Multiple Twitter Accounts
You ever wanted to type one Twitter message and post it across multiple accounts you own? Then Splitweet is the tool you should use.
8. Cross-posting Your Tweets to Jaiku
By using the Twitter application, Twhirl that makes use of Adobe AIR technology, you can cross-post your tweets to your Jaiku account. It also supported Pownce accounts (which is now shut down).
9. Larger 240-character Tweets
Use BigTweet for the purpose. You can drag this button to your bookmarks toolbar to enable this: BigTweet.
10. Schedule Your Tweets
Use TweetLater. This application takes your Twitter credentials and posts on your profile at any scheduled time, which means, you can update "I am sleeping!" when you are sleeping.
