TweepleTwak Helps You Track Your Followers
- Thursday, November 27, 2008, 9:35
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Since I started using Twitter (follow me on Twitter) I was wondering if any follower has left me? Cause I don’t like following those spammers who only start following you only for that reason that you may start following them.
Therefore, I was looking for a service which would help me track these fictitious followers. And I found one service. I must say they are in alpha status now and they do not accept new users. You can subscribe to them to know when it will be open. I subscribed, because I believe it will help me much, because I do follow everyone who follows me. And now I found that some of new followers left me..
I express sorrow for those fictitious followers, cause they won’t go far in this way…
Also, I keep in mind that I can soon touch the 2000 followers line and it will be very important to have good ratio to pass it (read about it at following 2000 or more twitters). So stay tuned and use all benefits it offers.
If you know any alternative service, inform me. I would like to compare TweepleTwak to your alternative.
Also, I keep on looking for service which identifies people who aren’t following you from your following list. So if you have any advice, please feel free to post it.
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I agree with BloggerSavvy. Twitter we should use to help our friends (followers) to make things easier. And of course, most of them aren’t interested in what you’re doing. Check http://twitter.com/guykawasaki – he posts what may be interesting to others. Therefore, he has more than 30K followers. Wish I had so much.. But I believe we can get a part of it , too.
@FireMom – Your comment made me smile, what’s up with that! I actually stop following people who keep tweeting each little thing they do all day long. I’m not being a jerk – Just don’t need to know who is having a latte or who is eating a salad, etc.
Twitterless.com is what I am currently using. They had some issues two weeks ago but they are currently working just fine. Though, interestingly, I’m finding that I’m getting “un-followed” more when I tweet less than when I tweet more. I’m confused! HA!
Thanks for the follow as well.
This reads like it will be better than qwitter. Nice post, thanks. I requested private alpha access, so will see if they can accommodate me. This is the first time I’ve used twitter as a dominant promotion tool, so your post is helpful from an educational perspective as well. Cheers again!