6 Twitter Lists Applications to Expand Your Network
Posted by Ching Ya | Posted in Social Media Tool, Social Networking, Twitter, Twitter Search Tools, Web Application |
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To overlook Twitter Lists is not possible right now. I tend to focus on Google Wave this week but obviously the immunity didn’t work. I have more expectations on Twitter Lists especially after the Seesmic Desktop integration.
Considering how Twitter has evolved, it won’t be long for web developers to come up with numerous applications for Twitter Lists. I can’t help but snoop around and got hold of these 6 Twitter Lists applications to expand your network.
For Network Expansion:
Twitter Lists Search Engines
Ever since Killer Search Apps for a successful Twitter Network, I haven’t been this hyped up about any Twitter-related search tools. I know, a little early for that but fact is, some are just right at our fingertips. You just need to know where to look and how to use it.
A. Listorious
It’s a directory of Twitter Lists where you can search for desired lists based on:
- Most Popular Lists
- A-List or trustworthy lists
- Newest lists
- Top Tags
Use the search box and type the possible list, person or tag. The results displayed are limiting to those who added their list to Listorious. So in order to have the best results, Listorious is encouraging everyone to submit their lists. Just how are we able to do that?
How to Add Your Twitter Lists to Listorious?
1. Go to Add List and grant access to Listorious by signing in to your Twitter account.
2. Enter the URL of your selected list, add descriptions and tags for the accuracy of search results.
3. You will be prompt to publicize your list to your Twitter network upon complete, or not.
4. You’re done! Check your Listorious account and be wowed with the neat Twitter profile, lists curated and lists you’re on.
B. Google Search
Ok, this isn’t actually an ‘exclusive’ Twitter Lists search tool but with a minor tweaking, Google Search can work like a charm ! The idea is to narrow down the search to twitter.com with keywords contained in Twitter Lists. Here’s how:
a. site:twitter.com/*/your keyword
For example, if I’m searching for lists containing the name ‘social media’ in twitter.com, I should type ‘site:twitter.com/*/social media‘ in the search box. The results will show as below:
Too complicated ? Here’s an easier solution:
C. Google Custom Search
Google Custom Search allows you to have the control over how and what to search for — it narrows down your search to limited websites predetermined during the customization. Of course, you need to endure some configuring steps but no pain no gain, right? In this case, I customized a search engine to narrow down my search to Twitter Lists in twitter.com. Instead of the lengthy search terms, now you can type in the keywords straight and get the desired results. Try the Twitter Lists Search Engine below and compare the results with Google Search, are they identical?
For Publicity: Twitter Lists Widget
Allowing you to display selected Twitter Lists with real time streaming. It’s a perfect widget for company to show off their staffs and encourage visitors to follow them on Twitter for updates. This can be a really cool widget if you have a collaborative team on a project – it makes the follow up easier and almost instant. (another alternative is using Tweetgrid with similar effects):
For Alerts: Listiti
[Updated 31/01/2012] No Longer Available
When Google Alerts meets Twitter Lists — it’s all about being ahead of the game. Set up or follow the list curated for authority figures in your niche; or even your blogger buddies. Prepare to receive email notification whenever a tweet from chosen list matches your prefixed keywords. Since this service is new, the alert can only be sent hourly.
For Those Lazy for Lists-Making: Conversationlist
–[Updated 15/01/2012] Service is Shutting Down
Easily put, Conversationlist is a list consisting of all the people you talked to or mentioned on Twitter. The list is building by itself, daily. Once you stop connecting with someone, he/she will be dropped off the list. If I were you, I’ll start compiling them in own lists as Conversationlist does make the process easier — start with someone you frequently talk to. Here’s 9 Reasons Why You Should Be In Love with Twitter Lists , try to make use of the lists accordingly.
** Updated**
Share Groups of Twitter Users: TweepML
[Updated 31/01/2012] No Longer Available
Similar to Listorious, TweepML allows you to create and find lists of users to follow on site. However, there is an extra feature: TweepML provides HTML embedding options for buttons, links and icons. Showcasing your choice of Twitter lists has never been easier! (thanks to Growmap for introducing this app)
To get the list ready simple Register & Create List; then you’ll need to fill up the details as followed, hit ‘Generate TweepML’ and voila!
It’s Up To You Now…
What are your expectations in Twitter Lists and the third party applications that are bound to spring up like mushrooms?
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Your posts always amaze me! Great findings. Now it is so much easier to search and find specific “keywords” lists from people at Twitter!
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Michael,
Thank you so much for dropping by. I’m just glad we have more solutions than we thought! Great satisfaction in finding the answers, always a pleasure.
Thanks for sharing! It’s a very good article. By the way, I’m a newbie blogger. I only started my latest blog last Nov 12. These kind of information are what I need.
.-= Renz´s last blog ..Photos Taken during Laguna-Bohol Ride =-.
The list management tool I most wish existed is one that would show me all the people I’m directly following PLUS all the people on any lists I’m following and have checkboxes to show me which lists they are or aren’t on.
At the moment it’s too easy to miss adding somebody to a list and then if I use the lists as to divide up my for twitter reading I’ll never see them. For example I could have a personal-high-priority list, a personal-low-priority list, a work-high-priority and work-low-priority (I’m make these as private lists) and each person should be on at least one of them – some people might be both personal friends and work contacts and might be on more than one. But it would be way too easy to miss somebody and at the moment it’s not easy to notice this has been done…
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Ricky,
Bull’s-eye! I’m so glad you brought this up. As much as I love Twitter Lists, I’m sure checkboxes and a clear listing will make everything a lot easier. Due to the same reason, I can’t never feel I’ve done enough with the lists, so much for my 1k+following. Can’t imagine what will it be like for those who are over 5k++.
I sure hope a new desktop or web client can work out a solution for us. I don’t really mind to have a specified client just for listing as long it’s effective to keep track. Should I write to Tweetdeck or Seesmic for this?
Appreciate you sharing this. Great to see you, as always.
i amaze more on how fast people try to intergrated everything with twitter rather than twitter it self. totally great post, and finding.
Izzat,
Ha.. well, that’s what web/software developers are good at. Applaud their efforts and eagerness to break through the shell. I’ll say keep’em coming!
Yet another great list of applications that will make my never ending “try it” later” folder. Although this time I might just try listiti and the widget right away and see how it works. Thanks Ching as usual for these wonderful finds
.-= DiTesco´s last blog ..Forget Making Money Online – It Sucks #1 =-.
DiTesco,
Glad both of them made it to your front seat!
I know the feeling. It’s difficult to keep track all the updates. It’s intimidating sometimes to see those tools piled up in my folder. lol.. but maybe that’s the good side of it — potentials. Thank goodness I still remember the apps-comparison I promised. ha..
Thanks so much for visiting!
Wow, Ching Ya, I had no idea there were already apps for these lists! That widget looks very interesting to me, like you said, would be great to display the tweets of a collaboration group. Our tweets are getting more and more “findable” despite the raging river Twitter!
.-= Christie´s last blog ..Introvert Extrovert: Reaching out across the abyss =-.
Christie,
Absolutely! I think what we need now is more effective ‘organizers’ to deal with both tweets and lists. I have so many requests in my head or maybe I should approach a developer and throw them all on him/her. lol..
Great tip on how to use Google to find Twitter lists – never thought of doing that.
There’s just one thing I’m still a bit in doubt about: When subscribing to a list, do you then auto-follow all the members of that list? Or do you only get to see all the tweets from members on that list (without actually following them)?
.-= Klaus @ TechPatio´s last blog ..Twittley – A Digg-Like Twitter Community (Button Shuffle Colors) =-.
Hi Klaus,
Thanks for acknowledging the Google tip. It’s one of those light bulb moments. lol..
Following a list does not mean you’re following the people in it. In fact, Twitter Lists is said to be a solution for those who are approaching their follow limit to 2K. No harm done to your account at all.
This is a fabulous and helpful article, Ching Ya. Certainly worthy of a stumble. Everyone who tweets should read this.
.-= Anne Lyken-Garner´s last blog ..Whinging Wednesday (Joining Blogs to Leave Comments) =-.
Anne,
Thank you so much, you’ve always been supportive. I appreciate that.
Interesting how people are quick to make tools that use Twitter. I sure hope the folks at Twitter have found a way to make money, otherwise all these tools will suddenly serve no purpose.
What would you do if Twitter went away for a week?
.-= McLaughlin´s last blog ..We Build Your Blog Contest =-.
McLaughlin,
I’m sure they have plans for that, behind closed doors. *evil grin*
For a week? I’ll blog about it — ‘The Week Twitter Left Me’– LOL!
Seriously, your question has reminded me to make sure I have more than one social network platform
for those I’m frequently connected. ^^ Think I’m going to miss tweeting for awhile, but I’ll probably invest my supposed ‘tweeting’ time on other platforms instead, and extra 5 minutes on cappuccino.
I will survive, I think.
This is a detailed and very significant post. I didn’t know there are many applications for twitter. What about tweetdeck,and hootsuite? which one is better? Thanks.
.-= Jena Isle´s last blog ..WOOF Contest – Top Picks for November 6, 2009 =-.
Jena,
There are Too Many of them, in fact. Can’t say which is better for they meet different users’ requirements.
Hootsuite is a web client while Tweetdeck, a desktop client. Both have their specialties. Since I promised DiTesco for a comparison post, perhaps I need to dig a lot more into them for a clearer review.
May I know which application you’re using currently? Perhaps I can answer this question better by analyzing your tweeting habit & goal first. Are you a heavy tweeter or not so much?
Hello Ching, there are days that I tweet a lot, there are ones in which I don’t tweet at all. You can call me a moderate tweeter. I log in to tweeter itself and i don’t use any secondary app. I don’t follow more tweeters because I don’t think I can manage the so many tweets. Thanks.
Jena,
For advanced users, they will look for multitasking twitter clients for multiple accounts management, intensive monitoring with grouping feature, multimedia sharing etc. Desktop clients made it easy for auto-log-on once OS is running.
If you’re not in that group, then rest assured that most of the clients can work well for you. Basic features all included for normal tweeting & easy RT/DM.
If your system is slow, advisable to go for web clients – less memory-consuming and no installation required.
If you’re into lists monitoring using web app, either Seesmic Web or Brizzly will do for now. As for Hootsuite, it consists of tweet scheduling and analytics, therefore quite an impressive tool either.
This is just the rough ideas. I’ll try to prepare a post about the comparisons soon. Until then, feel free to message me anytime for enquiries. I’ll be happy to help out if I can.
Ching Ya, you rock! I had all sorts of plans and must-do’s this morning, but I ended up spending the last hour playing with all your suggestions here. Tweeted this post. Excellent, thanks!
.-= Heather Kephart´s last blog ..Comment on Mad Men Yourself! by Heather Kephart =-.
Heather,
Thanks so much for the support. You’re too kind. (btw, the picture is so adorable, love the gravatar!)
I’m sorry for causing you to delay your tasks.
Hopefully you’ve found some apps that you love and helpful for your network building. ^^
I am going to try this out, thanks a lot for the mazing posts Ching Ya!
.-= Hesham´s last blog ..What Blog Platform Should I Choose? =-.
Hesham,
Most welcome. I appreciate you dropping by. Do share with us which app is useful to you.
Lol at I didn’t know you could search twitter using google! that’s cool. Hehehe.
.-= reyjr´s last blog ..How personal is your personal blog? =-.
Reyjr,
Glad you think it’s cool.
I was excited to found out its capabilities too. Thanks for visiting.
Of course!
You make very useful posts. How could I not come by? lol.
.-= reyjr´s last blog ..Pacquiao defeats Cotto! =-.
It is amazing how twitter-oriented applications are evolving, which means more popularity for twitter, isn’t it, Ching Ya
.-= Hicham´s last blog ..Justice and Stereotype =-.
Hicham,
That’s for sure. Every improvement made on those applications is helping both the users and mostly, Twitter. Not to mention bloggers like me who are willing to give Twitter the free publicity due to the updates. Lucky little blue bird!
Is it more or is Twitter becoming a full time job in and of itself.
Thank you for providing this great list as it will help me get my work that needs to be done on my Twitter account done faster.
Ms.Freeman,
I’ll say Twitter has some plans of its own. While people are saying it’s not making any profits but this invention has caused so much attention. People are starting to notice tweets-sponsoring. There’s a lot we’re bound to witness.
You’re most welcome. Hopefully these tips can be of some use for you to locate potential customers/followers for your work and services. Thanks so much for visiting.
Amazing Round up Ching!
I saw listorous, but the google search hack is simply awesome, worth reading by my followers.
@virtuosoblogger
.-= gautam hans´s last blog ..How to Make your Contest a Success! =-.
Gautam,
Thank you so much for sharing this on Twitter. So kind of you! I’ll stick to Google search for the time being, until an exclusive, complete Twitter Lists search tool is available.
Again another brilliant article Ching Ya.
Agree some great findings here.
Twitter Lists is for sure bringing Twitter to the next level. Still some additions that need to be done. But it is getting there.
Now it is all about how we can fine tune our lists, and start bring our blogs up the next level.
Keep up writing great articles like this.
Cheers.. your friend … Are
.-= Are Morch´s last blog ..What The Twitter Lists? =-.
Are,
Thank you so much for dropping by.
A lot of new improvements and services that come right after that – it’s getting more prevalent and you’re right, now it’s all coming down to strategize and optimizing what we have. That’s the most challenging part of all.
I haven’t even had the time to play with lists yet Ching Ya, but I do know that this post will make it a whole lot easier to deal with. I’ve also tweeted this post.
.-= Sire´s last blog ..The Myth That DoFollow Leaches Your PR =-.
Sire,
My gratitude to your kind gesture.
Your sharing means a lot.
No problem, visit back anytime if you are in need of these info. I’m sure I won’t be going anywhere either, except making a timely visit to your site.
I don’t think I’m ever going to use any of these apps just to be honest. I maybe hostile with the Twitterlist idea because I really don’t find any beneficial returns out of it instead of congestion. Twitter could have done something else other than making some of its members feel like being left out as described by Chris Brogan which I completely agree.
.-= Mathdelane´s last blog ..Ten Commandments of Human Relations (Blogger Edition) =-.
Mathdelane,
Good to see you here again. ^^
I appreciate you voicing out your concern about Twitter Lists and it makes me realize there’s always two sides for one story.:-) It is originally a grouping feature similar to the one we have on Tweetdeck, except Twitter has made it public by default that caused the controversy in some extent. Perhaps Twitter should have came up with a better idea? Or we should just keep some of our lists private if uncomfortable? (I do of course, have some private lists and although they’re not in public, doesn’t mean they’re not important to me though) Obviously there’s always room for improvement. In Chris Brogan’s case, I actually agree with him for keeping his lists private since he is a popular figure with high amounts of connections.
Twitter Lists has helped me to gain back old connections therefore I chose not to emphasize on why I’m not on my friends’ lists for now.
I can’t guarantee whether I’ll always feel the same way but at least to me, now, it is an organizer.
Thank you for a thought provoking comment.
I’m not really an anti-Twitter because I love using it but the fact that it was becoming more congested other than the Twitterlist addition is the new RT functionality on the website which you can’t even edit to your liking is inviting a lot of spam and a waste of resources.
They should have focused more on securing their site as well as their members’ accounts instead of adding some blatantly useless interface. A sleeker and cleaner look similar to Meme could have been favorable but like what you’ve said, there’s always room for improvement and I hope they would realize that.
.-= Mathdelane´s last blog ..Site Speed Matters in 2010, More Caffeine from Google =-.
How many followers did you get from these Twitter tips Ching?
.-= ZXT´s last blog ..Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto =-.
ZXT,
On the contrary, the idea for me to expand my network is via following others instead of counting the followers
Sorry if this sounds cliche but, for me, I prefer to focus on quality and continuously engaging network rather than keeping track on the numbers for now, it’s an experience learned. Of course, I still have much to do and I have yet satisfied, there are too many people to meet and so little time. I need to work a lot harder.
Yes, I indeed have FOLLOWED quite a number of new people due to the lists.
Excited to meet more!
I admire your efforts Ching! See you on the top.
Hi Walter,
Welcome back! ^^ Thanks for visiting and say hi and the encouragement. I’m no way close to the top yet though…
Sham,
Thank you for the encouragement. I really hope you get to benefit from this post. Besides checking out the popular lists, do make sure to submit yours so others can find you too.
Interesting stuff as usual wchingya. Keep it up! ^_^
.-= The Envoy´s last blog ..2012 =-.
Envoy,
Thank you for the regular visits. I appreciate it.
U do lot of hard work to make your post , nice list. I was not aware of many of them .
.-= Ruchi´s last blog ..Is Excessive Blogging Hurting your Relations =-.
Thank you Ruchi.
I’m glad the hard work means something in the end. I appreciate your visit and support.
Thanks for these tips to find great lists! I will use the Google list finding tip to get started!
.-= Tech-Freak Stuff´s last blog ..5 Most Popular Myths regarding Alexa Rank =-.
Tech-Freak Stuff,
Nice pick! ha.. that’s my favorite choice for now too. I’m looking forward to utilize it better, until a better one comes along.
Thanks so much for dropping by.
I mostly use Google because it is very handy and I don’t need to get adjusted to any new interface! I already know some shortcuts too, so no more hardcore searching for finding tips.
Twitter List is a new milestone in Twitter’s success till now and I started using it recently. Tips and sources provided by you are awesome and would help in many ways. Thanks for sharing such a detailed post, keep up the good work.
.-= Sanjeev´s last blog ..Blog and Earn – Step by Step Guide =-.
Sanjeev,
I really appreciate your comment. I sincerely hope that Twitter Lists can be of a big help to you in your network. I was a bit shocked the service was temporarily disabled due to some technical errors, glad they’re back on again now.
what should be the URL of the twitter list in listorious? it always say “That doesn’t look like a valid list URL.”… or “That list doesn’t seem to exist on Twitter. Did you mistype it?” – what does these means…
.-= sernan´s last blog ..Manny Pacquiao – Lord of the Rings =-.
Sernan,
Sorry for the delay. The URL of the Twitter Lists to be put in Listorious is something like this:
http://twitter.com/your username/list name
You can get the URL from the particular list you created in Twitter page.
Let me know did it go well.
I’m finally getting around to making list. These will for sure help.
Do you have any good lists you follow?
.-= Trevor´s last blog ..Twit101 Tip Of The Week 11-17-09 =-.
Trevor,
Good for you! Hope you enjoy it so far.
Yes, I followed some of my friends’ lists and you can get a glimpse of them at my Twitter page. It’s not finalized yet but I’m sure it’ll keep growing : http://twitter.com/wchingya/lists
Thanks for stopping by.
I think you are an extreme Twitter addict!
Seeing more Twitter related articles here.. kudos.. 
.-= S.Pradeep Kumar´s last blog ..9 Tips For Increasing Your Typing Speed =-.
Pradeep,
Hmm.. I’ll take that as a compliment. lol..
Just following the trends and hoping more ideas can help other Twitter addicts. Somebody has to jump in the mud.
awesome!! wer do u find these stuff
.. im gona try tis .. TY! 
.-= neo´s last blog .. =-.
Thanks Neo,
Did you happen to try some of them? Did it help? Do share your experience with us.
That is quite interesting how interactive twitter has become, and how it’s connections (lists) have been created to spread the interactions further a-field for the purpose of more integrative systems.
Thanks for illustrating this here.
Thank you Ana for your kind comments.
It’s always good to see innovative ways to extend the network. Now what’s left for us is how to manage our times properly so it won’t be a time-sucker instead. Always a pleasure to have you here.
Thanks for the info.. some of them were really new for me..
.-= Rajesh Kanuri´s last blog ..Top Rated Twitter Addons For Firefox =-.
Rajesh,
I’m happy to know that. ^^ Thanks for letting me know I’m not putting nonsense up instead. Thanks for visiting.
@wchingya
Social/Blogging Tracker
i don’t use twitter much, will try to create a list and see if i can manage, thanks for sharing,
Uttoran Sen,
Welcome and thanks for visiting. How do you find Twitter lists so far? Hope it brings you good network management.
@wchingya
Social/Blogging Tracker
So many Twitter lists, so little time…
I wonder if Santa has one, and if he checks it twice??
xo
.-= Jannie Funster´s last blog ..3 Photos I Took 3 days Ago & 3 Photos I Took 5 years Ago =-.
Jannie,
I would love to be on Santa’s list! ha.. Wonder if it’s naughty or nice? hmm.. Finger cross for both of us!
Well, it is one of the most useful posts in my opinion. Came to know a lot about twitter stuffs. I haven’t been so active on twitter. Guess if I am then these applications will surely help me out in expanding my network. Thanks again for the info
.-= Aswani´s last blog ..From Windows XP to Windows 7 =-.
Thank you Aswani for your support,
I never grow tired about how fast social media has evolved.
I really hope Twitter will bring you more exposures for your informative site. Best Wishes!
Thanks so much, Ching Ya, for the valuable information. There is a lot here we can use!
krissy knox
connect w me on twitter:
http://twitter.com/iamkrissy
.-= krissy knox´s last blog ..we’re going through our earliest snowfall on record =-.
Hi Krissy,
Pleasure to see you here. Have you got used to Twitter Lists yet? ^^
Excellent resources. I agree with the above commenter, Twitter needs to focus on becoming more secure. I rarely check my DM’s anymore as a result of hackers.
.-= Savory Tv´s last blog ..How to Brine a Turkey =-.
Savory TV,
It’s our hope that Twitter can improve on the security issues and get rid of as much spamming bots as possible. As users, we need to report the spammers as soon as we got them. It’s an on-going effort for both sides.
Thanks for visiting.
hey good info thanks for sharing few of them is new for me
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MostlyBlog,
I’m grateful to your support. It’s a relief to know these info are useful to you. Thanks again.
This is my first visit to you blog and this is the first post i read, very impressive I would say. Cheers.
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Ramkumar,
Welcome to my humble site. Pleasure to have you. Hopefully this post didn’t leave you a bad impression. ^^ Hope to see you here often. Good day!
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I am always amazed by the efficiency of web developers creating useful stuffs for the mass. In such a short times, there are already so many tools for Twitter list.
You got yourself a good list of tools there. Thanks for sharing.
.-= Damien´s last blog ..Five Free Clipboard Managers for Windows =-.
You’re right Damien, I feel the same way. The developers are superb and fast in making their moves. We owed much thanks to them otherwise the web won’t be this interesting.
Thanks for spending time to leave a few words while you’re here. I really appreciate your time and nice words.
Very good article you have, thanks it’s going to be usefull for me as I just learn how to use twitter for expand my network.
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Eones,
Thank you. It’s good to know you’re gaining some useful info from this post. Do visit again!
Your article always delights me, Thanks for another nice share. I didn’t use rest of the services but Listorious is too good and better way to grow network.
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Thank you for your continuous support, Blogsolute.
I hope you had some amazing experience with Listorious so far. Do share with us your likes/dislikes if you may.
Hi
Real nice one. Again refreshing with so much of information.
Keep posting
Be Well
Techdivine
Techdivine,
Thank you so much for visiting. See you again.
Was away for like a month and a half, while this feature popped up, and I’m already on about 30 lists, without trying. Don’t know that I’ll create any myself, however, you’ve made me rethink that position. Thanks!!!
.-= Matches Malone´s last blog ..The Making of, Party in the House!!! =-.
Matches Malone,
Sounds great!
Have you able to review the lists you’re on? It will be a great self-reviewing process or reputation management.
Hm, I have so far kind of ignored Twitter Lists because I didn’t really know what to do with them but it looks like that was a mistake. These seem to be very useful applications and I think I really should try them out to get a feel for the real benefits of Lists. Thanks!
.-= Mike´s last blog ..Hunterdon County Movers =-.
Mike,
Did you able to try it out? Would love to hear your review on it. I think it has great potentials, one of my plans to really optimize it in 2010.
Unfortunately I haven’t gotten around to trying it yet. The holidays are always a busy time and I have just had way too much to do. I’ll try to make time for it soon though.
.-= Mike´s last blog ..Storage in Allentown =-.
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Your blog posts are always so well thought out!
.-= Tammy from TweetBrand´s last blog ..$30,000 a year promoting an application? =-.
Tammy,
Thank you so much for the compliment.
I dare not to say well thought out, but I’m trying my best to make it informative for others. It feels good when people are getting something from these lengthy posts.
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