At the core of what makes Twitter so powerful is useful are the people you follow and those who follow you.
That said, it can be a challenging to gain insight into both camps. After a while, you lose track of the people follow as more people get added to your Twitter ecosystem. At the same time, it’s nearly impossible to keep track of who’s following you, particularly that tools such as Mr. Tweet make it easier than ever people to follow you.
If you’re looking for a useful and user-friendly tool to gain insight into both camps, give Friend or Follow a whirl. Created by Dusty Reagan (@dustyreagan), Friend or Follow has three features:
1. You can see who you’re following but – sniff, sniff – who’s not following you back.
2. You can see who’s following you
3. You can see who you’re following
Friend of Follow has a nice interface in which each person included on the three lists has their photo displayed. As well, you can hover over a particular photo to see details such as their name, location and number of followers.
Ideally, it would be great if there was an advanced feature that gave you a snapshot of their recent Tweets to get a quick handle on how they use Twitter. In the case of people following you, it would make it easier to determine if they were worth following back.
While Friend or Follow is a solid tool, there’s still room for a Twitter follow/following service that provides insight into each group and make it easier to see who’s who. Some other options people might want to consider are Tweepler and Mr. Tweet.
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Who’s Following Who?
That said, it can be a challenging to gain insight into both camps. After a while, you lose track of the people follow as more people get added to your Twitter ecosystem. At the same time, it’s nearly impossible to keep track of who’s following you, particularly that tools such as Mr. Tweet make it easier than ever people to follow you.
If you’re looking for a useful and user-friendly tool to gain insight into both camps, give Friend or Follow a whirl. Created by Dusty Reagan (@dustyreagan), Friend or Follow has three features:
1. You can see who you’re following but – sniff, sniff – who’s not following you back.
2. You can see who’s following you
3. You can see who you’re following
Friend of Follow has a nice interface in which each person included on the three lists has their photo displayed. As well, you can hover over a particular photo to see details such as their name, location and number of followers.
Ideally, it would be great if there was an advanced feature that gave you a snapshot of their recent Tweets to get a quick handle on how they use Twitter. In the case of people following you, it would make it easier to determine if they were worth following back.
While Friend or Follow is a solid tool, there’s still room for a Twitter follow/following service that provides insight into each group and make it easier to see who’s who. Some other options people might want to consider are Tweepler and Mr. Tweet.