Twitter is a great tool for keeping in touch with friends and family. It’s a simple service to use, and it doesn’t take any time at all to get started. Whether you’re using it for marketing or just personal use, Twitter can be very useful — and fun at the same time. So let’s take a look at 9 of the Best Free Twitter Tools and what they can do for you.
Tweriod
Tweriod is a free twitter tool that helps you make the most of Twitter by letting you know the best time to tweet.
Tweepi
There are tons of services aimed at helping you to either find targeted followers or unfollow bad followers. Tweepi offers a variety of features. If you’d like some targeted followers, you can either follow the followers of some of the big players in your niche, the mutual friends they have or just choose a Twitter list. You can also unfollow inactive users and those who don’t follow back. The data is give in the form of tables where you can specify the details you need (number of followers, number of tweets, biography, last tweet, etc.).
Itweetlive
iTweetLive is an online tool that helps people search public Twitter status updates. You can enter your search keywords and find relevant tags which can be chosen for better search. When the results are displayed you can add a further keyword to narrow down your search results.
Favstar
Favstar (also known as favstar.fm) is an online service which tracks Twitter and Twitter usage. Favstar uses data from user “favorites” – or when a Twitter post is bookmarked (starred) by individual users. As posts, or tweets, are given more stars, specific posts move up in rankings according to different criteria, including recent posts, newer posts, and all-time favorites.
Bufferapp
Let me start with my own habit, when I start reading news, I use a feed reader and in that short span of hr, I read like 100+ posts and many of them I find interesting and want to share with my followers on Twitter or Facebook. But, this is not a wise idea to send out lots of tweets in a short span. Too many noise may irritate your genuine followers, and you might not like to lose a real follower. Buffer app, comes as a rescue for social savvy people like you and me. Using Bufferapp, you keep adding tweets into you stack and it will keep sending it out at scheduled time. You can define time-slot for Tweets, and tweets will be sent in particular time slot from your buffer.
TweetStats
TweetStats is a rather simple app with the sole premise of providing you with your (and perhaps others) Twitter use statistics. It will graph your total tweets by the month, by the day, and by the hour. It also tells you then number of replies @ and which interface you used to Twitter your tweets.
who.unfollowed.me
With a few simple clicks you can easily check your unfollowers, see who is not following you back and who you are not following back.
ManageFlitter
ManageFlitter was basically created to enable the bulk following and unfollowing of users on Twitter. And I have to say straight up, it is in my opinion the best tool on the net for this task.
WeFollow
WeFollow is an online twitter directory. It’s organized by categories each person has selected in regards to interest. You can add yourself quickly and easily. You are able to search categories like book reviewer, blogger, books, writer or whatever niche you have selected. We Follow makes it easy for anyone to search a category and review others to follow or even checkout their websites.
