MentionMapp builds a visual map of hashtags and username mentions. It helps you drill down into related people and topics. Continue reading
Using “Know Your Followers” you can get summary and full analysis on numerous aspects about your Twitter followers. Continue reading
PollMyTweets is a neat little service that allows you to send out a request to your followers to participate in a quick poll. Continue reading
TweetWhen was picked up by @Alanlepo and we had to check it out. If you ever wondered when your tweets had the biggest impact, this site attempts to show you just that. Continue reading
Trst.me (from Infochimps) relies on calculating user reputation instead of just seeing how many followers they have as a deciding factor. The first thing I noticed about how they compile the information is that they have been compiling Twitter information since 2008 using the API. This gives them a good base to begin measurement. You … Continue reading
It is all about being cute in this one with IsParade. Enter a search term and the results are brought to you in a parade. Each person in the parade gets the avatar from the search results and the band brings them marching across. The help is written in Japanese and I have yet to … Continue reading
UMapper is a neat little tool I was sent a link to investigate. It can actually map anything into a custom map, but tweets are our focus here. I created a map for a recent conference, easily zooming into the city it was held. Surprisingly, it was fast and a great way to see what … Continue reading
We know when everyone usually tweets, so why not reverse engineer it and find when they sleep using SleepingTime. There is only one box to fill in, and that is the person’s Twitter id. No authentication is required so protected tweet streams will not be possible. Humorously this could also show when someone works and … Continue reading
TweetLytics is not a free service. Let’s start there. It is designed by a Chicago firm for brand and buzz tracking. They do offer a free trial before asking for $199 to $299 per month in a no contract service. Their demo video shows the ability to split information and trending on gender, sentiment. You … Continue reading
MyTweetMap is a very simple Google Maps mashup offered by a school district. You enter your Twitter username and password (no oAuth) and it starts mapping out your friends locations. It was fast responding for a few hundred people that I follow. Otherwise, not too exciting and you cannot fully act on the tweets. Great … Continue reading
