Twitterless Twitter Tweep Tracker

Twitterless is a tracking system that lets you view your following and follower history. It requires your Twitter username and your password.

Features include:

Drag To Add Or Dismiss Twitter Followers In No Time

Tweet Sum is a  Twitter follower management similar to Twitter Karma, that enables you to unfollow tweeps you do not want to follow, and follow tweeps you want to follow. However, Tweet Sum is more fashionable and easier to use . As you can see, you may easily follow tweeps by dragging them to either the Followed Category (tweeps you are following) and Meh Category (tweeps you don't want to follow). Its easy to log in, just use your Twitter username and the password.

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The Reason Your Church Must Twitter

Yesterday I blogged about Twitter Wit, which is book compilation of the wittiest wits in Twitter, edited by a freelance author from San Francisco. Read Entry Here.

And now, I have discovered yet another Twitter e-book entitled The Reason Your Church Must Twitter, which was released in January 2009, authored by church technology evangelist Anthony Coppedge.

If you’re a pastor, student minister, or involved with some type of ministry, your first reaction to such a resource title is probably something along the lines of “Awesome, I need to read this”.  Others who don’t follow the “faith” probably see such a book as one more tool to promote evangelism through a social network.  I understand both possible reactions, but what’s unique about this book is though it was written “for” churches, it’s not your typical “church” resource.  This book would easily serve as a  tool for any individual or business who would like to know more about Twitter and learn how to get started.

I honestly haven't read the e-book but let me quote  from previous review. Read More.

Leadership is important to Anthony.  I don’t know that personally, but it’s clear within the book how much he values good and effective leadership, as well as the role of the church pastor.  The book devotes an entire chapter to pastors and leaders and explains how effective Twitter could make them with not only their congregation, but with their staff and volunteers.