Twitter single purpose tools
Maybe you’ve just started using twitter or are still trying to find the benefit of using it. Here are some tools to measure your twitter activity.
Enter your twitter username to see a tag cloud from the ‘bios’ of your twitter flock.
See the tag cloud of everyone @rafiq follows on twitter here. Now what about the time you’ve spent on twitter? How much time do you spend on twitter a day? How often do you tweet? When did you join twitter? All these questions can be answered by the following single purpose twitter services:
How often do you tweet?
Enter your twitter username and it’ll tell you your average number of tweets per day. Enter the username of someone else to find out if the person is worth following or if they use twitter too much. Visit http://www.howoftendoyoutweet.com/
Want to find out when you joined twitter?
Enter your twitter username and it’ll tell you when you created your account. You can also enter the username of anyone else with a twitter account to see when they joined the twitter service. Visit http://www.whendidyoujointwitter.com/ to find out when you joined twitter. Your Web AddiCT joined twitter on 13 March 2007 btw.
How to determine the amount of time you’ve spent on twitter?
Tweet Wasters is another single function website that helps you determine how much times your spent updating your tweets. It calculates this assuming that it takes you 30 seconds to send or update one single tweet then multiplies this by your total number of tweets. Visit http://tweetwasters.com/ to determine how much time you’ve spent on twitter.
Now that you’ve determined what type of peoples you are following on twitter, when you joined twitter and how often you tweet would you like to receive your Twitter Direct Messages as an SMS?
TweSMS will do the trick. Not only can you receive twitter DM to SMS but you can setup your TweSMS account to notify you of mentions too. The new features have just been added. Read more about the new twitter SMS service features here.