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Retweeting is a very widespread practice indeed, and it all boils down to human nature. After all, the art of quoting has existed for centuries and it is only natural that such a practice will be carried into upcoming centuries, in a slightly different shape. That is what retweeting is all about. And that is what this site is all about, too.
Retweetist monitors Twitter for fresh links and ranks them according to how new and popular they are. If you really think it’s not the number of followers on Twitter that counts but how many times stuff gets retweeted, Retweetist might be the right service for you. The application and its corresponding Twitter account are essentially Twitter trend barometers and the work of Mike Sheetal, director of Tokyo-based creative agency UltraSuperNew.
Tweetmeme scans Twitter for links and organizes them in an easy to retweet database. They’ve also provided a cool ReTweet button that displays the number of ReTweets a post has as well as gives you the ability to easily ReTweet the post.
TweetMeme is a service which aggregates all the popular links on Twitter to determine which links are popular. TweetMeme categorises these links into Categories, Subcategories and Channels, making it easy to filter out the noise to find what you’re interested in.
Backtweets is the Twitter side of BackType, a conversational search engine. It’s a great way to see who’s tweeting your posts, even if they forgot to post it as a ReTweet. Every once and awhile I’ll type in my blog url just to see an overview of everyone that’s been tweeting my posts. BackTweets is a fresh new take on a Twitter search engine: It un-shortens and catalogs URLs sent via Twitter.
Twellow is a great new search tool and directory for discovering Twitter users that could fundamentally change the way people use the microblogging service.
Launched by the same people behind the tech news site WebProNews, Twellow has indexed more than 300,000 users and sorted them into categories like programming, marketing, graphic design, and dozens of others to help you find users who list those characteristics in their Twitter biographies. There are also sub-categories. RSS feeds are also offered for each category and sub-category.
Twollow, similiarly to Twitseeker allows you to find followers through keyword search. Using a Twollow account you can register keywords which will be searched continuously in order to find other tweeters. These tweeters are then automatically followed. So you don’t need to continuously search keywords.
Twitcam allows me to post videos onto Twitter for my followers to watch. It’s an excellent add-on to Twitter which allows while broadcasting to chat with viewers live and once done, can be archived. It takes Twitter to a whole new level letting you to go beyond 140 characters.
An effective way of searching for other Tweeters by using search terms. Twitseeker lets you find people to follow depending on your interests or the people you wish to target. You can use Twitseeker to find people through either their profile or through their actual tweet and follow them.
BudURL allows you to “Shrink” a link and “Spread” it. If you have long links which will take up much of your tweets, use BudURL. With A BudURL account you can use it to shorten links such as the RSS feed links (which can then be used with Twitter Feed). These links can be tracked with BudURL so you can see how many people have been visiting that link to see how effective your tweeting is.
Twitter Feed adds further efficiencies to your Twitter account by allowing RSS feeds to be ‘fed’ to your Twitter account. The RSS feeds are scheduled to be tweeted at your discrepancies. Simple to set up and use, you just have to simply link your Twitter account to your Twitter Feed account and add the feeds you want to be tweeted.
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