A list of ten Twitter chat tools is listed below to help you monitor your conversation on Twitter.

Tweetchat

Tweetchat, a web-based interface, recently made some upgrades and you can use the upgraded version or old one. Login to tweetchat with your Twitter username and password. Once your login has been authenticated with Twitter, enter the hashtag. This will take you to the tweetchat room with your custom Twitter background where you’ll be able to follow the conversation. Tweetchat settings allow you to pause the chat, set the refresh rate, and feature or block specific users. Each tweet you enter into the box will automatically be tagged with the official hashtag. Note: If your username is not showing up in Tweetchat, contact the developers and let them know. (Tweetchat is my personal favorite.) Read More »

As in real life, if you never speak to the people you’ve met again they’ll forget you. It’s similar to networking! Networking without the “Follow up” factor is useless. Once you speak to some user the first time, get business cards, URLs and usernames… And don’t hesitate to contact him the next day, and don’t be afraid, because everyone on Twitter is there for the specific purpose of meeting other people. Read More »

A new version of Tweefind, a rank-based twitter search engine has been released.

New features and improvements:

• Rank: It’s getting more accurate over time, more parameters are taken into account.
• New sidebar with related content: Read More »

I see many people on Twitter have a lot to say but still they never get followers. It’s because of 1 factor I figured out a few weeks ago which is people will not follow you if you don’t have a good number of followers. Since you can’t hide the followers count your only solution is to boost it. Read More »