How to improve a Twitter account

If you you register a fan or a member of Twitter, the microblogging social networking tool can with dozens of new and free applications that can add some extras and improve your experience with the twittering.

Difficulty: average

Instructions

1. 1

   Discover quotably, a service which tracks Twitter conversations with "@ username."

You can follow conversations for any Twitter user by the quotably website and entering the user name you want to find. You can follow your own conversations and other users of Twitter.

2

Install TwitterCounter, widget/badge, the you the number of Twitter followers all says users, including yourself.

You can place the badge of the TwitterCounter on blogs and websites, readers know to how many people follow. This is useful for anyone, to promote their popularity or your business on the Web application.

3

Go to Twubble if you are interested, expand your Twitter universe.

Twubble from your lists of friends like Facebook and LinkedIn searches and find others who want to follow. It is your choice if you want to or not follow - fair Twubble facilitates research and correspondence as pie.

4

Use TwitterWhere Twittermaps, TwitterVision, providing maps showing where your Twitter friends local get.

TwitterWhere goes on a little, however, allowing you to give your location and RADIUS, and then create Feeds RSS and XML tweets by anyone, Twitter in this area g verwendetselbst.

5

Visit Twittown, a new social-networking site for Twitterbenu

tzer. Twittown has all the latest news from Twitter and lists, which encouraged his Twitrank Twitter accounts EtSuivez find more Twitter members. His Twitrank shows you, for example Barack Obama number 5 on the list of Twitterers 5,441 followers. Stephen Colbert is not far behind at number 14 with the followers of 3,691. Considered a social event, Tweets for everyone.

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Try dozens of desktop and online applications with which you view your about in a small easy to-see interface.

One of the most popular is Twitterific, developed for the Mac desktop. As a PC user, I often use Tweetr. There are many tools out there, so that only one select who you think your navigation and twittering make life easier.