FOLLOWg via Twitter
Way #1. Find webmasters and bloggers who blog about topics you’re in the know or have questions about. Comment in those sites/blogs and at the same time, ask for a follow via Twitter.
The Faster Mass-Following Way via Twitter
Way #2. Say you’re giving out cash prize to 3 lucky ppl by xxx date. Blog about it. Tweet your URL and watch the numbers climb. This happened to @JohnAguiar and a few other bloggers, including star bloggers Alvin Phang and John Chow.
Way #3. Find people to follow by using an auto-adder software like FollowFormation.com – great if you have no time to check out Twitter Directories where people are listed by their interests/industry. Check out who are followed. Interact. Maintain (relationships).
Way #4. This is similar to Way 2. Maryanne, a Twitter member herself, has a steller reputation when it comes to helping people get more followers (although not targetted followers according to interests), check out Tweetersonline.com
Way #5. TwitterFriends.org allows you to earn credits while following people randomly or of your interest. (You can choose who you wanna follow – one by one. Or follow all!)
Within minutes, I realise I accumulated more than 50 credits (credits are used to reward those who follow you).
What I like about this is that the system does not unethically spam your followers. No auto-tweets! And if you are not sure of social ethiquette, click on their ETHICS link.
Beware though! This free service can get really addictive!! Everytime I refresh the page to see who else I can follow, I see messages like “24 people followed you!” is this qool or what?
What I like about this is that the system does not unethically spam your followers. No auto-tweets! And if you are not sure of social ethiquette, click on their ETHICS link.
How do you mass-unfollow and based on what factor do you mass unfollow?
Last but not least, getting followers is not about an ego-boost, it’s about getting people who are interested in benefitting from reading your tweets.
11 Tracking, Following/Unfollowing and other Analysis Twitter Tools
Twopular and Tweetag are trackers for trends and topics of popularity on Twitter. Tweetag also allows you to pull important trending twits into your website or blog without much ado.
Mailana This allows me to see how many messages I tweeted to you and vice versa. Love the circular graph!
Tweepletwak and TweetRush allow you to keep track of your followers and unfollowers, and any other infor for your happy analysis!
Twitterhawk‘s site says they will periodically search Twitter, generates a list of for you to either auto-reply, manually answer or simply to ignore.
Backtweets lets you see who tweeted your URL! Great if you want to show some appreciation to “re-Tweeples”! A MUST_HAVE!
Twiggit.org lets your friends see what you recently dugged via Digg.com
Retweetist shows you the freshest and most-retweeted links.
TwitterSheep allows you to learn what interest your Twitter Followers.
Foller.me allows you to see the recent hashtags and topics of any Twitter member.
