Twellow is a great site for locating people in your niche
-by Skeeter Hansen and Al Ferretti
Twellow is a great site for locating people in your niche. Also use Twellow so people can find you on Twitter.
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The information on this blog is great.
Job weld done!
Guess it must been a while since I have been on your website. Always read your emails. But I really like the cool look and structure you have got here. Of course I also enjoy your info. I have you guys on my coaching list…
Keep up the great info.
Cheers…
Are Morch
TwtrCoach
Greetings!
and thank you for this awesome info!
To your success!!
Thomas Richmond –
the worst surfer on the planet
Thank you.
It’s been definitely helpful in finding a very niche twitter community – the Russian-speaking one!
Look forward to more news and updates from you.
Alisa Krutovsky
Voice of America (Russian News Services)
Blog community: http://community.livejournal.com/golos_ameriki/
Twitter community: http://twitter.com/golosameriki
This is the best twitter web source!
I am a huge fan of Twellow as a tool for both personal and professional use. You can identify people, companies and news sources that you may want to follow and interact with, plus, increase your own visibility via a Twellow listing.
Thanks for sharing,
Marci Reynolds
J2B Marketing
Twellow is one of my main arsenal of tools to gain more followers in my niche.
One thing to be aware of when making a keyword search is that some people use words which are not relevant to their niche to gain followers by deception. For instance, I search using UK. Obviously because I want to associate with people in my country (as well as the rest of the world). But when I look carefully at the results, a number of people included UK in their description, when in fact they are resident in another country. This is just one example. So be aware of who you follow.
All the best,
Steve
I haven’t actually used Twellow, but it seems that I am missing out on a good thing.
Thanks for this post and bringing my attention to it. I am on my way to check it out
Thanks, Sketter, great information. I’ll go check it out!