Twitter Tools Tuning

After looking at the blog after a week of Twitter Tools running I have decided to stop the daily publishing. My blog looks like a random mind dump from Twitter, rather than anything to be proud of. This will only be exacerbated when the Twitter Updater (FaceBook application) is repaired.

As such I have revised the schedule to produce one consolidated post per week.

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9 Responses to “Twitter Tools Tuning”

  1. Sea Pines Rentals Says:

    :mrgreen: also you could combine them with other files for personalized podcasts, but how do i do it?

  2. gift for boyfriend Says:

    I currently ‘follow’ around 700 people, which is towards the upper end of my tolerance. At that number, a message will scroll off my screen, to be replaced by others, in about a minute. In order to follow that many people, I have to accept that I won’t see every message that people post. Instead, I dip in and out every so often, check the last few messages posted and look for trends.

  3. Leaflet Delivery Says:

    I think the sun has just come out !! so this Twitterer world is just quick updates as to what you are doing !

    Please excuse me for being odd….but is there a point ? is not a proper blog post better ?

  4. emily@frisco homes for sale Says:

    How can you blog so much? I follow around 50 blogs and visit many that have good points. I would rather write something that is well written and flows. However, if you have alot to say…then say it.

  5. Urban Trey Says:

    The crazy format of Twitter posts doesn’t help the readability either. Readying 40 tweets in a row makes my brain hurt.

  6. Gerard Says:

    Good Idea. There are lots of tools to pull from twiiter to a blog or from a blog to twitter. But they fail to realize they are not the same. That is that is why twitter came about.

  7. Happy Family Says:

    I like ping.fm and tweetlater.com … what are some other free tools related directly to TWITTER that you use and why?

  8. Movie Club Says:

    I was about to say… when I reached your homepage and just found a bunch of random tweets that had seemingly little to do with one another, I thought “wow, this is kind of a poor use of post count.” Consolidating would seem a much better idea, although it appears you haven’t been doing even weekly posts for the past few months now…

  9. Gaurav Says:

    You took a good decision friend! Weekly aggregate dumping of twitter entires must be avoided. Tuning tools are better.

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