Check out these cool new tools offered on Twitter:
1. Twitt(url)y - Twitt(url)y does a great job of providing a Techmeme style representation of up and coming URLs that are mentioned in individual Tweets. You can filter out Tweets by language. that is neat because the links are kept accurate whether Tweets use a URL shortening service or not by actually visiting each link. Twitt(url)y is a useful site for updates on news and trends.
2. Summize - Summize is a fast tool that shows trending topics plus different language searches. It is more constant that older tools that have been around for some time. There are also some neat search operators like the one that helps you look for Tweets where people say “cool” but only Tweets that include links. There is an RSS feed for any search results page as well.
3.Twerpscan- Now that you have a big list of people to follow, do you know who you don't want following you? there are krafty marketers following everyone under the sun in the hopes of people will just automatically follow them back. This tool might help identify those whom you may want to block. The thing about this tool is that you have to login, so you may want to change your password to something temporary before running the tool and then change it back when you’re done. Twerpscan checks the number of followers of everyone on your contact list, the number of people they are following, and the ratio between them offering each follower’s name, bio, last tweet, a reputation thumbs up or down, followers, following and a link to block the follower if the ratio is over the threshold you set.
4. Who Should I Follow? - If you are new on Twitter or have been twittering for some time, there are likely people you should be following, but might not be. So, you ask, “Who should I follow?”. That’s where the tool, whoshouldifollow.com comes in. This tool looks at who’s following you that you’re not currently following and has sliders for filtering by popularity and physical location. The one thing you could do here is find out really popular Twitterers that your competition is not following and follow them. This may provide an opportunity to connect with their inner circle while they’re not looking.
5. Tweetwheel - You might have a 100 or more followers. Who among followers know each other? The Tweet Wheel helps you find out visually. If you have many followers, this will take some time. The Tweet Wheel limits the display of follower to about 100. There is only so much room on the screen for these followers to be displayed.
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