Tag Archives: followers

TwitterGrader Provides Good Insight

By Mark Evans | Published: February 10, 2010
If you’re interested in learning more about your presence on Twitter, your friends and followers, TwitterGrade is a user-friendly tool that provides a wealth of information. To get the process started, you provide your Twitter username. This generates a report that show your bio, location, Web site, the number of followers/friends, when you joined Twitter, and [...]
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Tickery: Who’s Following Who in Common

By Mark Evans | Published: January 25, 2010
Tickery is another interesting tool to discover new people to follow. It works by having you submit two Twitter users, and then displays the people in common who they follow. By rolling over each avatar/photograph that’s display, you can see information about each person being followed, including their Twitter ID #, which I suspect shows when [...]
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FollowerWonk: How do You Match Up

By Mark Evans | Published: January 18, 2010
Ever wonder how you compare with other Twitter users in terms of the length of time on Twitter, the number of followers, how many followers you have in common, etc.? FollowerWonk is a free service that makes it easy to do these kind of comparisons. Below is a comparison between myself (@markevans) and co-mesh organizer, Mathew [...]
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Mapping a Way to New People to Follow

By Mark Evans | Published: January 6, 2010
There are a growing number of new tools to find new people to follower but there’s still lot of room to make the process easier, faster and better. An interesting approach is mentionmap, which creates a map that shows your connections to other people and, in turn, their connections. The idea is that you can explore [...]
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Get More Out of Your Twitter Flock

By Mark Evans | Published: January 4, 2010
Here’s one of the curious things about Twitter: After investing the time to build a solid group of people to follow (that is, unless you’re one of those auto-followers), it’s not that easy to leverage your flock. For example, it should be a snap to do searches limited to the people you follow as opposed [...]
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Analyze Your Twitter Followers

By Mark Evans | Published: December 18, 2009
As you attract more Twitter followers, you may start to wonder who are these people and where are they are located. To answers some of those questions, ad.ly has introduced a new service that offers some interesting information. This includes: - How many of your followers are engaged/disengaged, which means how many of your followers actually [...]
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