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Written by Nina Khoury | 15 December 2010
Have you ever wondered how they did that? They really took the time to send you this message? How nice of them! But then again, they probably didn't. At least not the way you would think.
Most likely they used a third-party-application for this, and I have compiled a little overview of some of these applications.
SocialOomph (formerly known as TweetLater.com)
It offers free and professional (paid) accounts, and for most people, the free account will be more than sufficient.
Some of the features are:
- Send DMs (direct messages) to new followers
- Schedule tweets
- Follow those who follow you
- View @Mentions & retweets
The professional account gives you access to tons of more features for $29.97 a month.
This is my choice for people with one account.
Although "currently in private beta", it is fully functional (and free!) and offers the following features:
- Auto-follow
- Mass messaging
- Auto-reply
- Auto-post
It also allows you to connect two Twitter accounts for easy management
This free, little tool allows for the use of variables to turn sterile-looking messages into personalized ones that make your followers feel special.
This tool allows you to send a direct message to up to 250 of your followers per day and per account.
TweetAdder is unlike all the other applications because it is not an online service but a desktop application.
It is the application with the most features, including extensive statistics and multiple account management, but all this naturally comes with a price tag.
It offers free trials for Windows and Mac; the price of the full version depends on the number of profiles and/or accounts you want to manage:
- One profile: $55
- Five profiles: $74
- 10 profiles: $110
- Unlimited: $188
Its video library of tutorials is massive and makes this my choice for businesses.
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