One of Twitter’s more annoying shortcomings is the lack of information within e-mail notifications about new people following you. All you get is someone’s name, and a link to their Twitter account.
Fortunately, Twimailer has developed a much better mousetrap with an e-mail notification service that provides detailed information about new followers, including their last five Twitter posts, the number of people who they follow, the number of people who follow them, and their profile.
In a nutshell, it’s e-mail notifications on steroids.
To use Twimailer, you provide it with your Twitter username and password. Then, Twimailer gives you a new e-mail address that you use to update the settings within your Twitter account. This lets Twimailer handle new followers, which it processes, and then delivers an e-mail to you.
All in all, it’s a terrific service that, once again, makes you realize how little Twitter has innovated beyond the basic service.
What it does? Well, instead of receiving the standard twitter follower emails, Twimailer sends you emails with complete details of all your new followers. These details include basically everything you see on their twitter profiles. How it works? Sign up with your email, Twimailer hands over a unique email address just for you which you then insert into your Twitter settings field.
This website uses IntenseDebate comments, but they are not currently loaded because either your browser doesn't support JavaScript, or they didn't load fast enough.
Better E-Mail Notifications
One of Twitter’s more annoying shortcomings is the lack of information within e-mail notifications about new people following you. All you get is someone’s name, and a link to their Twitter account.
Fortunately, Twimailer has developed a much better mousetrap with an e-mail notification service that provides detailed information about new followers, including their last five Twitter posts, the number of people who they follow, the number of people who follow them, and their profile.
In a nutshell, it’s e-mail notifications on steroids.
To use Twimailer, you provide it with your Twitter username and password. Then, Twimailer gives you a new e-mail address that you use to update the settings within your Twitter account. This lets Twimailer handle new followers, which it processes, and then delivers an e-mail to you.
All in all, it’s a terrific service that, once again, makes you realize how little Twitter has innovated beyond the basic service.
What it does? Well, instead of receiving the standard twitter follower emails, Twimailer sends you emails with complete details of all your new followers. These details include basically everything you see on their twitter profiles. How it works? Sign up with your email, Twimailer hands over a unique email address just for you which you then insert into your Twitter settings field.