Create attractive infographics to embed on your site and share. From the site's publicity page: "Drag and Drop pre-designed themes and vector assets onto your canvas for easy creation and customization of rich infographics."
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WhoTweetedMe.com will analyze a URL and show you its most influential retweeters, potential reach and timeline. Due to Twitter API limitations, It works best on blog post URLs that are between 1 day and 2 weeks old. Delete the scoop?
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From the site: "Twitter content can be as powerful on your website as on ours. But at its best, Twitter content is more than words to read; it can be a catalyst for conversation and engagement. With the tools below, you’ll be able to connect Tweets to actions."
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Twitter's introduction to searching on Twitter and reporting stories found.
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Great free tool for checking which tweets gained followers and which turned people off.
From the site: "Find out which of your Twitter updates made people follow or leave you. Simply enter your Twitter ID in the following form. All the information you see here is provided by Twitter and not under our control." Delete the scoop?
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Tweepi Twitter Follow Management Utility is a set of Twitter tools to add, follow and unfollow tweeps in bulk.
Suggested by @MikeVazMV. Thanks Mike. Perhaps this could be of use to decide who to follow and who to ditch. Delete the scoop?
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I really like this tool. It's simple, no need to sign up, and it's great for checking up on key words and phrases. Looks like Google. Just type the details in the search box and it runs a real-time search across Twitter and Facebook. Handy for journalists wanting a simple quick search of social media conversations.
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More than a bit of fun, this nifty tool 'herds' your followers, checks out what they tweet about and then creates a word cloud of the key words.
Click on a word and then click on 'see your flock' to get to know more about your Twitter network. Great potential for contacts building and news gathering. Delete the scoop?
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Grab any tweet by clicking on the date/time and copying the URL. Then stick that URL in Blackbird Pie and click 'bake it' (yes, I know). Then grabe the code and embed the Tweet in your blog story. Neat.
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Check your social media presence. Klout is the standard for influence. Look up your Klout Report to find your influence level, user style, and content.
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Keeps a track of how influencial you are on Twitter.
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Tips for Twitter Users wanting to improve their use of Twitter.
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Just experimenting with this. http://www.twylah.com/helpingmedia
From the site: "Twitter marketing and Twitter brand pages for companies, small businesses, nonprofits, and celebrities. Get more followers, engagement, results, and action metrics. Showcase your brand's trending topics and tweets." Delete the scoop?
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From the site: "examples of journalists using Twitter to improve the way they connect with audiences, share news and, through it all, build deeper and broader communities. These folks have proven that the core values of journalism are just as important and effective on Twitter as in the newsroom:"
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Create a news item from tweets and other assets, publish and embed. Another neat tool - along the lines of Storify.
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I have used this to search for contacts and current topics in the countries I am travelling to.
From the site's blurb: "Twellow.com has been designed from the ground up to help you "cut through the clutter". From our home at Twellow headquarters, we're actively searching and categorizing millions of inter-personal exchanges available on the internet every day. Twellow.com is thereby able to assist you in finding real people who really matter. We're doing the hard work of sifting out people who can help bring your vision to reality, whatever that vision might be." Delete the scoop?
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Imagine getting an email when there is a development in a story/issue you are following. Just type in the key words and Tweet Alarm will email you when tweets are sent mentioning that word.
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Another way for journalists to generate word clouds based on what they have said (your Twitter user name) or on topics. Then click on the resulting words to display a list of relevant tweets.
Of course you can then click on the name and try to connect with any interesting contacts or just join the conversations as part of the news gathering and news dissemination process. Please add your comments or experience of using this tool in the box below so everyone can benefit. Delete the scoop?
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Twilert is a Twitter application that enables you to receive regular email alerts of tweets containing your brand, product, service... well any keyword you like really!
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Checking trending topics, searches, lists, geolocations - the lot.
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Twitter - had to include it even though anyone reading this page will probably know all about it. Anyway, great for finding stories, learning things, asking questions, contributing answers, making contracts and news dissemination. Here is my twitter site @helpingmedia. http://twitter.com/#!/helpingmedia
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Do you have more than one Twitter account? Splitweet is your tool - yet another way of keeping up with tweets.
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