TwitterTwreats - Conclusion

This is the last of the Twitter twreats I use to organize myself.

TwitterLocal
Find local twitterers in any area and also find out who's doing what. People are getting careless with their tweets! Once stuff gets on the Internet, it is over; so be careful out there.

TweetBeep
An essential tool in the twittersphere now. Get alerts via email when key words and/or phrases are used. If you've got a business/blog/website, it's a great way to find out if it's being talked about.

Twibs and Twellow
The two go hand in hand; Twibs is a business directory with a nice, clean format; Twellow's larger, a mixed bag of following and followers and broken by individual interests.

TweetLater
TweetLater is a free service that I use every single day and it saves me hours of work, no exaggeration. You can:

°Schedule your tweets and forget about them.

°Think of the status feed as your personal tweet engine; if you have a blog and/or website, register them and have automated tweets appear in a badge. I use mine for weekly affirmations or quotes of the day.

°Track keywords in Twitter.

°Save old tweets as drafts to reuse - they come in very handy.

°Vet who's following you; it gets annoying if you don't check it daily though. Because the system releases them on you, then manual vetting in Twitter is necessary.

°Follow and unfollow people.

°TweetCockpit and TweetLater Professional have too many features to list here. It is not free, however, it is very affordable. One really neat feature is the delegation of tweet accounts with individual passwords, so you don't have to share yours. That Canadian guy is very good.

°PostLater automatically updates your blog. I haven't decided yet between this one and TwitterFeed.
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