Here are 10 Twitter Tools continued from last week’s post 10 Twitter Tools – Part 2.
1. TwitterSnooze
TwitterSnooze allows you to temporarily unfollow people you follow on twitter.
Why would you want to use TwitterSnooze? If someone is temporarily going insane over a topic on twitter by sending loads of tweets on something you’re not interested, you could TwitterSnooze ‘em.
You can also skip groups of folks who are tweeting about a conference for a day or two or three.
See what others are saying on twitter about TwitterSnooze.
2. microping [dot] me
In their own words:
Simple, once you have created an account and supplied the details required, Microping [dot] me gives you a url to use. You use the url by adding it to your blogs update services list and this will connect your blog to Microping [dot] me. Once you have added the microping [dot] me url to your blog everytime you make a post or update a post then it will show instantly in your twitter stream.
Update: microping [dot] me is no longer available.
3. Twitterfall
Twitterfall is pretty darn cool. It shows a dynamic list of tweets on what’s trending on twitter. You can control the speed of the tweets that roll down the page as well as other settings. How they explain themselves:
Twitterfall is a way of viewing the latest ‘tweets’ of upcoming trends on the micro-blogging site Twitter. Updates fall from the top of the page in near-realtime.
See what others are saying on twitter about Twitterfall.
4. Cursebird
Cursebird’s tag line is – Who the f#@! is everyone swearing about?
Cursebird is a real-time feed of people swearing on twitter. Check it out or check out people you know who’s using potty mouth.
See what others are saying on twitter about Cursebird.
5. TweetEffect
TweetEffect’s tag line and about:
Find out which of your Twitter updates made people follow or leave you. Simply enter your Twitter ID in the following form.
Enter your twitter name and we analyze your 200 latest updates and flag those up that made people follow or leave you.
Of course there are more factors that make people come or go, but it is an interesting indicator about the effect your tweet might have had on the world.
See what others are saying on twitter about TweetEffect.
6. BrightKit
BrightKit is a pretty cool tool. You can manage a lot of your twitter tasks like multiple twitter accounts and scheduled tweets. Nice, clean interface. In their words:
BrightKit is the ultimate Twitter toolbox. With BrightKit, you can manage multiple Twitter profiles, add multiple editors, pre-schedule tweets, and measure your success.
BrightKit lets you manage your entire Twitter experience from one easy-to-use interface.
See what others are saying on twitter about BrightKit.
7. My Twitter Toolbar
My Twitter Toolbar is a toolbar that helps you with all things twitter. Twitter + Free Toolbar + Free Tips + Free Tools = Twitter on Steroids.
See what others are saying on twitter about “My Twitter Toolbar”.
8. tweetalk.me
They say:
tweetalk.me is a simple-to-use Twitter app that lets Twitter users start and follow conversations, even as they spread virally across Twitter. Each Tweektalk.me retweet is appended with a short link that shows all the comments to everyone with just one click. Use Tweetalk.me to find interesting people and conversations on Twitter.
See what others are saying on twitter about tweetalk.me.
9. Krumlr
Krumlr, a social bookmarking site with a Twitter twist, will bookmark and then tweet to Twitter in one click.
Bookmarking and tweeting about a page is as easy as clicking on the Krumlr link in your browser’s toolbar.
See what others are saying on twitter about the Krumlr.
10. TwitterSheep
TwitterSheep creates a tag cloud of the people who follow you.
See what others are saying on twitter about Leo’s article.
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