Monthly Archives: August 2010

What’s Your RT Ranking?

Within the Twitter community, the retweet (aka RT) is the ultimate form of flattery. If people retweet one of your tweets is means it has resonated, entertained, intrigued or educated them enough to share it with their followers. One thing that I have been curious about is quantifying retweets. For example, it would be good [...]
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Twitter: Help Wanted

Twitter’s on a hiring binge – the sort of thing you tend to do after raising a whack of venture capital. To get the word out, Twitter created a pretty cool video. Here’s where you can apply for a job. One question: I wonder when Twitter will create a video showing us how it plans [...]
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100 Twitter Friends at a Glance

The efforts to provide Twitter users with new and better ways to see the tweets of their friends is a never-ending battle with lots of companies working away at coming up with a better mousetrap. In the different camp is Twitter100, which shows the tweets of 100 followers at the same time. Rather than being [...]
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A Look at Twitter’s “Suggestions for You”

After reading about Twitter’s new “Suggestions for You” tool, I finally got a chance to see it in action – for those of you who haven’t heard of it, “Suggestions for You” provides a list of people who you might want to follow using an algorithm that explores your existing friends. In typical Twitter fashion, [...]
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Combine Google and Twitter Searches

As Twitter’s status as a search engine powerhouse continues to gain momentum, search has emerged as one of the more fascinating part of the Twitter ecosystem with dozens of start-ups such as Twazzup, Topsy and Scoopler scrambling for a foothold. A search engine looking to get a piece of the action is Tweetaboogle, which combines [...]
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Blast Off to Follow Lots of New People

One of the challenges in using Twitter is finding interesting and/or relevant people to follow. It can be a time-consuming process, depending on how many people you’re looking to follow. An interesting tool to follow lots of people quickly is BlastFollow, which bills itself as a service to follow Twitter users who share your interests en masse”. [...]
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