105 Twitter Apps for PR. Twitter is no longer a little known platform for bloggers to communicate on.
These days, even large corporations are realizing something many smaller businesses have known for a while . . . Twitter is a powerful PR tool. Making the site even more useful for public relations and networking are the myriad of third party applications that seem to be multiplying at an exponential rate. Rarely does anyone just use the Twitter.com website . . . now you can tweet from your iPhone, your desktop or even within your browser. These applications are quite valuable for anyone looking to promote their business and if you are in the market for something that will make business and publicity just a bit easier, then this list is for you!
Advertising for Cash 1. AdCause matches advertisers with publishers (twitter users). 2. When you purchase impressions, your Twitter profile is displayed on the Twitter apps in the FeaturedUsers.com network. 25 Open Source Mac Apps That Will Boost Your Productivity. Advertisement There are many applications that can help you work faster and efficiently.
Though, not many applications come cheap. For this post we tried to digg deep to find the best selection of free and/or open source Mac applications that will help you be a more efficient designer. We’re covering from application launchers, GTD (Getting Things Done) to design utilities that can help you focus on what’s important: create. 1. aLunch aLunch1 is a very lightweight but powerful application that does what it is supposed to do and nothing more: a handy launcher that runs from within the menu bar.
aLunch helps you get all your apps organized and get an uncluttered dock. 2. Adobe’s Creative Suite 4 applications – Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Fireworks and Flash – have an Extension panel that connects directly to Kuler2, the web-hosted application for generating color themes. But you can also access the Kuler site from its own standalone application to get more flexibility. 5 Twitter Applications and Tools that Made Me a Better Twitter U. Which Twitter Applications have you valued the most in 2008?
Here’s a quick list of 5 that have enhanced my own use of Twitter this year and why: 1. TweetDeck TweetDeck has become my primary Desktop Twitter client over the last 6 months of the year and has quite literally changed the way that I Tweet on a number of levels. One of the biggest impacts that it has had is in the way that it builds ‘groups’ into my twitter workflow. Groups enable you to select any number of Twitter users to follow in a special window.
Also powerful in TweetDeck is the ‘Search’ feature which enables you to track keywords and who is using them right from within your Twitter Client. I’m also a big user of TwitScoop so having the ability to have it included in a window within the client is handy too. I guess as I think about it – the reason I like TweetDeck is that it enables me to use a variety of tools that could be accessed by a variety of services – all within the one client. Find & Track iPhone Apps, Fast.