Google Wave Invite Giveaway!
By TwitterFools Editorial Staff, December 4th, 2009 in News | Comments
TwitterFools.com is pleased to announce our Foolishly Great Google Wave Invite Giveaway. That’s right, we’ve got up to 15 sparkly fresh Google Wave Invites to give away. But, we aren’t just throwing them out there – you’ve got let us know you really want one by entering our contest. It’s quick, it’s easy, and best of all – its free. But, you have to enter soon, the drawing will be on December 11, 2009. Read on to learn how to enter!
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FarmVille Bigger, Cuter than Twitter
By TwitterFools Editorial Staff, December 2nd, 2009 in News | Comments
Unfathomable! Incomprehensible, difficult to understand, and clear as mud! How a mindless game like FarmVille has grown so much larger than Twitter is beyond us. As ungraspable as this news sounds, we assure you it is true according the the gang at TechRadar.com. We are more than slightly aghast.
Your Tweets Will Be Golden
By TwitterFools Editorial Staff, December 1st, 2009 in Tools | Comments
Here at TwitterFools we’ve tested and reviewed a good number of Twitter tools. It is simply one of those things we do and we enjoy it. But, honestly, it can get a little repetitive – seeing the same features wrapped in different packaging. So, imagine our surprise when we started using TweetMiner. Sure it provides all the standard features any Twitter client should, but it adds a very nice feature that will help make your tweets golden.
Black Friday Twitter Survival Guide
By TwitterFools Editorial Staff, November 25th, 2009 in News | Comments
Long before a rooster crows the day after Thanksgiving, across America uncounted hoards will emerge from turkey induced comas in a transformed state. Driven by discount blood lust the shopping zombies descend on expectant shop keepers in a frenzied search for slashed prices. For the Black Friday faithful – who overcome stiff competition to reach their goal – securing a prized item (or items) is a worthy accomplishment. With the growth of Twitter, now millions more people have access to real-time information that could be the discerning factor between those who succeed in their quest and those who simply feed their brains to the zombies on the street.
Twitter Lists: Filter Noise, Gain Insight
By Rob Laughter, November 23rd, 2009 in Tips | Comments
Follow more than five people on Twitter and you’ll quickly recognized that Twitter’s signal-to-noise ratio can make it difficult to find anything of value. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Twitter Lists to the game. Lists are a highly useful way to group users into relevant categories. Lists can be public (everyone can see them) or private (only you can see them), you can follow and unfollow lists just like you were following individual users, and you don’t have to be following someone to include them in a list. Join guest author Rob Laughter as he outlines important strategies for harnessing the power of Twitter Lists to reduce noise and focus on relevant information to help you stay ahead of the competition.
