One of my goals for September was to grow my Twitter account and get a better understanding of it. I didn’t have a personal account on Twitter before, so I really started using it two months ago when I launched my blog. Initially, I felt a bit overwhelmed because everything moves so quickly, and I didn’t know how to get my tweets noticed or how to build an audience.
I recently installed Tweepi, and so far I’m impressed with its features. It helps you manage your Twitter account with just a few clicks. You can see who is following you and choose to follow them back if you want. It also shows you who you’ve been following but hasn’t followed you back. You can sort these users by their Klout score, number of tweets, followers, or the last time they tweeted.
I find Tweepi really useful because it saves me time compared to managing my account manually through Twitter. I’ve created lists categorizing the people I follow most often, along with those who tweet a lot like MSN or WSJ, which I check less frequently.
Additionally, I can search for a personal finance blogger I follow, see who follows them, and who they follow. This makes it easier to connect with people who share similar interests, and hopefully, some of them will follow me back.
Tweepi is free to use, so I recommend checking it out. There’s also a premium version with even more features that make managing your Twitter account even easier.