Blog Training Academy took the time out to review 17 twitterific tools that you might or might not have seen. There are some duds and there are some real gems, just sit back read and discover something new and possibly unique.

• TweetValue

TweetValue.com gives you the value for your twitter profile, based on what I am not to sure ?. I am guessing that it works very similar to twitter.grader.com.

Not to sure what the value of TweetValue.com is but I can tell you that it looks cool.

• TwitterSnooze

TwitterSnooze is pretty darn cool. TwitterSnooze allows you to put a friend on snooze. Have you ever had someone that you follow that tweets all day long, giving you blow by blow details on a conference they are attending. Well with TweetSnooze you can put them in time out or on snooze for a day or two until they are done with the conference that you don’t care about 

• Twalala

Tired of to many tweets, need a better way to filter what you do and don’t see? Want to filter words and phrases from your tweet stream? Well Twalala is the tool for you. As they say it is like twitter with a MUTE button.

• Twistory

On a scale of 1 to 10 Twistory is a 11. Plain and simple twistory imports the history of your blog posts in your calendar program. Twistory provides an iCalendar feed that allows you to view your twitter backlog. You can even keep track of time by starting your tweets with both t or /t and Twistory will keep track of what you’re doing. There is no time lapse.

This one I am going to use. One of the best if not the best mashup I have seen for twitter so far.

• Tweetanswers

Pretty simple, ask a question or find a answer. At the time of this blog post there were 27 unanswered questions. Why can’t you just use your network of twitter friends to answer questions?

• Tweetmas

Christmas is right around the corner and tweetmas is the place online that you can tell Santa (well the crowdstorm.com gang) what you want for Christmas. From the basic appearance all you do is tweet want you want and they track it. Not to sure WHY this was developed but maybe some caring and loving soul will come and grant your Christmas Wish……… you still believe in Santa right?

• Splitweet

Hot Damn!!!! Splitweet allows you to manage multiple twitter accunts at the same time. So for people with a personal account, business account and and a brand to manage you can manage it all with Splitweet. It appears that Splitweet is working on a desktop app…… again this is to cool. Manage multiple accounts and a brand with Splitweet.

• Tweetsgiving

Tweetsgiving is a project of Epic Change that seeks to demonstrate the power of twitter and the social web by spreading gratitude and raising $10,000 in 48 hours to build a classroom at the school in Tanzania. (from the tweetsgiving website)

The idea is cool, using the power of social networking and social media to raise money for a worthy cause.

• MrTweet

Want to know who to follow? Want to know who the influential people that you should be following? Then ask MrTweet! MrTweet will suggest through DM which people you should be following on twitter. I added MrTweet, waiting to see what he is going to suggest to me.

• Tweetag

This service reminds me of search.twitter.com, pretty basic from the looks of it. Put in a term and search for it and tweetag will give you the term and the replies. Cool service, but not to sure if it is anything new or ground breaking.

• Twollow

If you want to auto follow people based on terms then twollow is the way to go. Pick up to 5 terms for free or there is a premium account where you can pick up to 15 terms to monitor then auto follow. When there is a hit on those terms twollow will auto-follow the account that is linked to those tems.

• TweetStalk

and the SCARY, FREAKY, get a life AWARD goes to TweetStalk. So you want to follow someone on twitter, yet you don’t want them to know that you are following them. From the the TweetStalk website ” Sometimes you want to follow someone on Twitter, but you don’t want them to know you’re following them. We present to you TweetStalk ? the simple way to stalk Twitter users without having to follow them.”

• Twitpay

Tweet pay looks promising…. think paypal but for tweeple. At this point they are still in beta and you cannot send actual payments but it is fun to play with. Can’t wait to see what the final functionality will be.

• Twitterimage

So you are tired of the same ole’ twitter backgrounds and color schemes. Well twitterimage will design your own custom twitter background for FREE if you have over 2000 follwers. If you don’t have 2000 followers the price is $75.00 or $100.00. I do a bit of design work and I feel that this price is fair, their work is good. You can check my page out at @gylonj, I did my own designand it was free!

• Twittonary

The dictionary and twitter meet head on to create twittonary. Twittonary is a user supported dictoanry system for twitter. Need to to find out what tweeple are or what does TIA mean or what in the world is a twammer……. all these terms and more can be found on twittonary. This service is cool and will help people that are new to the twitterific world of twitter.

• itwote.com

Loved the name of itwote, but not to sure what they do? Maybe something speical oneday.

• TweetScribe

Want to search by topic and not person, well tweetscribe is perfect for you. TweetScribe is a new service that gives you a twitter feed by topic or search term, instead of by who you know.(from their website).

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