Welcome back to Tweetips! The place where you can find tips and tools for Twitter, the new social network that has hit the internet and Indie shops by storm!

I’ve seen so many of our Indie friends posting on Twitter, more and more are joining each and every day. If you have any questions about Twitter please feel free to contact me at info@indiesmiles.com.

Our last Tweetip included a great tool Twitter Karma, but unfortunately shortly after we included them in our Tweetips their site stopped working. Don’t know why! I’ve tried contacting the site owner and have not received any replies.

But have no fear, there is still a great Twitter organizer tool, know as Mytweeple

http://mytweeple.com

a great tool that can help you organize your Twitter followers. It will display for you all of the Twitters that follow you and you don’t follow back; so no longer are you going to lose followers because you may have missed them along the way. You can also see who you are following that are not mutual, because after all, if you have been following them for awhile and they are not following you back, you may not want to continue the relationship. You’ll see the profile of the twitters in question along with the website url that they have posted in their Twitter account. This information will help you make your decisions as to who is a “keeper” and well, who is not

Now, if you have more then one Twitter Account, lets say a business account and a personal account, etc. then this site is a must see. Also if you love a fun site with killer graphics, you may want to stop by even if you only have one Twitter account. It’s worth it believe me! The Mattinator is fun, fun, fun!

http://www.themattinator.com

So, here’s the deal. You sign-in with one Twitter account and once you do, you can add as many Twitter accounts as you would like. Then post a tweet and define which accounts they should post to. Post to them all, or only some, or only one. It’s up to you! Now this app was built by the Carsonified team they built this application in only 4 days! You can read more about the Mattinator and why this team built this site so quickly by visiting their website. They even filmed the creation! Fun, fun, fun!

http://www.twittonary.com

Ok, admit it. Sometimes you just don’t know what one of your Twitter friends just said! It’s not the 140 letter thing; it’s more the abbreviations or the terminology that they used that just made you feel like you are a fish out of water. Just when you wanted to Tweet something simple about the flavored coffee you were savoring, blurb…what was that you just saw twittered? “Ruby on rails” you are thinking to yourself, sounds like an old rock song, but you could tell from the conversation that they were talking about Twitter! Hurry, pull up your handy Twittonary and look it up, if you do you’ll find that the phrase meant “Ruby on Rails: the programming language used to create and develop Twitter. Well, if you see a Twitter abbreviation or phrase that stumps you, you can now look up those words on Twittonary by the first letter. This is such a brand new Indie site so they invite you submit new words. So, guess what that’s just what I did. What word did I add? Indie, of course!! Stop by and visit Twittonary.

http://www.twittersheep.com

Here is a newly introduced fun tool, that will let you see the Cloud words (tags) that are associated with your following! It’s just fun to check it and see if you agree with the context included in this happy tool. You can find your clouds, where else? At twittersheep.com

Hope you enjoyed this article on Tweetips and hope you stop back to visit us again.  And from one Twitterholic to another, keep on Tweeting!