Hey when will http://www.marketmetweet.com get an honorable mention on your list?

~ Paul

I’m a pretty busy online and offline business owner so I’m always looking for simple but direct information and tools that are automated and actually HELP me build my business instead of distract and chip away at my time. If it wasn’t for TweetPosts I’d probably not be tweeting today :-)

Tweet on Tweeple!

am new to twittering, when I start tweet with #, suddenly I got minimum 5-10 followers per day.
so now I never forgot to put # codes in my tweets :)

I think they comes from tweet searches like wefollow.com

however, ur list is really amazing. gonna try them.
thx

Well first things first, Our clients have gotten back to us over the last 3 weeks and told us that the software ranks a site high on Google because Google and other Search Engines Such As AOL, Yahoo, index Twitter, hence thousands of links overnight, a near immediate increase in a Google rank, our clients are telling us they have first page listing in less then a week, some in 1 day, currently we do not know of any way in the world to do this and the software is gaining extreme popularity for this fact alone, Even our site which has only been live for 1 month now ranks first page on Google for Twitter Marketing Software and out of 43,700,000 pages ! Proof !,, now on to the good stuff.Visit my Website for more Infos.

Thank you for these tools. I picked them up via http://www.Twitter.com and made sure I Re-Tweeted your post. It certainly is a good list of tools. Have you come across http://www.tweetlater.com? This is a very good tool as well as it let’s you tweet whenever you need tool particularly good if you want to ensure that people across the globe receive your Tweets when they’re awake : ) . It’s got a free and premium version though I found that the free version is enough.

Johannes

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~ Paul

Stay tuned… this has a LOT of potential I think.

~ Paul

~ Paul

Thanks so much for sharing this with me!

Michelle Mangen

All the best,

Naomi

I speak to people all the time on Twitter. I work from home and all day long I sit here with HootSuite and Seesmic running. I check every few minutes – I know, I know, that’s BAD – but it’s pretty much true.

So I fully appreciate what you’re saying, but please don’t underestimate the difference these tools can make. Honestly, I’ve been blown away. You can do some very clever stuff now… ;-)

~ Paul

- Oussama

There are two things you can do on Twitter…

1. Wait for people to find you.

2. Get out there and find people who you’re interested in and who might be interested in you.

That’s why it’s called social networking. The point is to “network”. And if you sit there and wait for people to find you then you aren’t actively networking. :-)

~ Paul

However, you well explained the ‘how it works’ and wish you a good luck :)

- Oussama

Been testing it for a couple of days and I love it ;-)

There’s a discussion on the forum about it too…

http://www.affiliatetraining.com/community/social-networking/tweetadder-another-v-cool-new-twitter-tool

I’m really impressed with Tweet Adder. If you use it already please leave your comments.

~ Paul

Yes, you’re absolutely right. The very first account I had was suspended, for stupidity mainly, but an email to them fixed it and I haven’t had any problems since.

What you really want to be doing is following gradually and growing your followers in the same way. If you go straight out and follow hundreds of people, or hit the initial 2000 limit, then chances are you will get suspended. However, that said, I think one of the most important points in their terms and conditions is this…

“If your updates consist mainly of links, and not personal updates”

If you’re posting relevant information for your target audience and actually networking with them, as a real person, then I don’t think you should have too many problems.

These tools aren’t designed to cheat the system… it’s more about making use of it in the most effective way possible.

Hope you manage to get everything sorted out!

~ Paul

On investigating I came upon this section relating to what Twitter now considers spam:

*Spam: You may not use the Twitter service for the purpose of spamming anyone. What constitutes “spamming” will evolve as we respond to new tricks and tactics by spammers. Some of the factors that we take into account when determining what conduct is considered to be spamming are:

If you have followed a large amount of users in a short amount of time;
If you have followed and unfollowed people in a short time period, particularly by automated means (aggressive follower churn);
If you repeatedly follow and unfollow people, whether to build followers or to garner more attention for your profile;
If you have a small number of followers compared to the amount of people you are following;
If your updates consist mainly of links, and not personal updates

These rules seam to be aimed squarely at automated tools although its not made public and its clearly open to interpretation by twitter so by all means use these tools but understand the risk.

I’m still trying to clear my name UKLAUK, but I can be contacted at my primary site /laurenceexigent

cheers
laurence

~ Paul

I hadn’t used the other two, but I did try TwitSeeker before and I thought it was a bit “clunky”. It seemed to take ages to load and then hardly returned any matches. Of all of the free ones, the auto-follow ones I mean, I think Twollow is the one I’ve liked the most, but I have to say that the results you can expect from that are minimal compared to commercial apps like Hummingbird, EasyTweets or TweetSpinner. There’s no comparison in fact.

The one I just posted – TweetAdder – has potential too. I haven’t purchased the full version, but the range of features looks pretty good to me. I’m kind of reluctant to fork out for another at the moment though as I’ve already purchased four of them in the last few weeks :-)

~ Paul

Tweet you later!

Angela DeYoung

follow me on twitter at designbydeyoung for interior design advise and fun!

Some powerful masterminding and implementing you’re doing…thanks for sharing it in our Linkedin group!

Tweet with you soon!

PS. Here are a few more Twitter helps that may possibly extend your fantastic 7 list…I’m still testing these out myself, do you have any feedback having used these yourself yet?

http://whoshouldifollow.com/

http://twitseeker.com/

http://www.crazybob.org/twubble/

~ Paul

We’re all aware of the “get 19,000 visitors in 30 days” and “get rich quick” brigade that plague Twitter, but that’s not really what you should be using these tools for. One of the areas I’ve had a lot of success with is finding people, parents mainly, who have children with similar development problems to my own little girl.

To give you an example…. let’s say you have an autistic child you can use the tools above to find other parents who are talking about autism. Then you can connect with them with ease.

Or if you have a particular hobby, you can set it up to find people who share the same hobby as you.

From a business perspective, you can find people who are talking about a particular product, about your company, or about a competitor. The list is endless.

So don’t think there’s anything underhand about using tools like this. Like I said in the article, you simply need to use them responsibly. It’s just like using Twitter’s own search feature, only easier and faster ;-)

~ Paul

Chris must have been one of the people who re-tweeted this post.

You should read this…

http://www.affiliatetraining.com/go/blogmastermind.php

No need to buy anything. The free guide alone is excellent – full of good info on profiting from blogging. I’m sure Yaro is in Australia too.

~ Paul

This is interesting! I hope you didn’t auto-follow me:) But if so, it worked so all kudos to you. I have to say I’m just twitting (as GoodMumBadMum) for fun and my blog is wide – for travelers/writers/fun-lovers/thinkers/people interested in Australia – and it’s not designed to make money. But now I know what to do if I did have something to sell.

Good luck with it all!

~ Paul

It’s slightly different again, a bit like TweetDock, but worthy of a mention I think…

http://www.twitterhawk.com

I’d be interested to hear about your experiences with any of these tools.