10 Awesome Ways to Integrate Twitter With Your Website
Jan 23rd in Articles by Glen Stansberry
Web developers with social media savvy are in hot demand. Imagine what it would be like to promise your clients a web presence that is fully integrated with their Twitter strategy and makes it easier for their content to go viral on Twitter. Would be nice, no? Well -- why imagine? The tools for web developers to add a touch of Twitter to any site are out there and easy to use. Trust us -- your clients will love you for it!
There's no better time to start utilizing Twitter integration tools than right now. Here are 10 of the most useful ways to start turning your site readers (or your client's customer base) into Twitter followers, and vice versa.
1. Twitter Widgets
If you're just getting started with wanting to integrate Twitter into your site, than simply adding the traditional Twitter widget to your site's sidebar is a great start. It's not sexy, but it's a great way to show your latest tweets on your website. It's an effective way to get readers involved into your Twitter updates, without taking up too much screen real estate.
Twitter widgets can be used with virtually any site or blog, including HTMl-only pages. While they may not require the most exciting development hack to incorporate Twitter into a website (copy + paste), simplicity is not a bad thing.
2. Twitter Buttons
Twitter Buttons is a nifty little service that helps you quickly create a badge to promote your Twitter account. You can choose from over 40 different well-designed Twitter buttons, spanning different shapes and sizes. The service also allows you to automatically create the HTML needed to build the badge without any programming knowledge, not even a teensy bit. Easy peasy.
3. Twitter Tools
Thanks to Wordpress' dominance in the blog software world, many blog owners are using Alex King's excellent Twitter Tools to integrate Twitter into their blogs. Twitter tools is a Twitter Swiss Army knife for Wordpress, adding almost limitless functionality to an otherwise Twitter-less blog. The nifty plugin allows you to:
- Create a blog post from each of your tweets
- Create a daily digest post of your tweets
- Create a tweet on Twitter whenever you post in your blog, with a link to the blog post
- Post a tweet from your sidebar
- Pass your tweets along to another service (via API hook)
... and much more.
4. TwitThis
Twitter is a powerful promotional tool. Many influential Twitterers have thousands of followers, and an endorsement from one of the "Twitterati" could send a wave of traffic to your site. If you factor in that those followers might tweet to their followers, than you have a very viral social marketing tool.
TwitThis is a little button that you can place in your HTML or in your blog template to allow your readers to quickly and easily share what they're reading with their Twitter followers. Aside from an HTML button, users can also "tweet" their findings via a bookmarklet, and Wordpress users have a nifty plugin they can install as well.
5. TweetSuite
TweetSuite is one of the most compelling uses of the Twitter API in a blog plugin. TweetSuite is a Wordpress plugin that furrows among the Twitter API and finds the tweets that reference the current page. It adds another aspect to commenting, showing more of the total conversation around the blog post. Aside from that, TweetSuite boasts some impressive functionality like a Retweet button and a "Tweet this" button (like the famed "Digg this" button).
6. Chirrup
TweetSuite is currently offered only for Wordpress blogs, but there is another solution for pulling Twitter comments across
any platform:
Chirrup. Chirrup allows you to display all of the references from Twitter on a given webpage (much like TweetSuite), except it does this by only adding a Javascript snippet. Chirrup is a PHP/Javascript program that has to be hosted locally, but only requires a tiny Javascript include to work on any page. This means that any static HTML page can now have a Twitter-based commenting system.
That's a lot of marketing potential for sites wanting to tap into Twitter.
7. Tweet This
Tweet This is a Wordpress plugin that has much of the same functionality as TwitThis, with a few more bells and whistles. Tweet This automatically shortens your website or blog post URL with a URL shortening service, and also allows you to easily configure the look and feel of the service, without having to dig around in the template code too much. It's a simple drop-in solution for Wordpress blogs, but a powerful way to help spread your content among readers on Twitter.
8. IntenseDebate
IntenseDebate is one of the best 3rd-party commenting systems on the web. The service is famous for its threaded comments, user system and rating, excellent design and ease of installation. Yet one of the most progressive features in IntenseDebate's deep feature set is the ability to notify Twitter when you've made a comment. Not only does this feature help the commenter showcase what he's yakking about online, it also gives the originating site some more attention on Twitter.
9. Aweber
Prized for it's stellar email marketing features, Aweber has an excellent feature for any newsletter marketer: The ability to tweet the newsletter. The newsletter delivery service has actually created a way to convert RSS to Email to Tweet (if you can wrap your head around that).
There are many site owners who run incredibly successful email newsletters, so this feature is very useful for those wanting to bring that extra bit of awareness to a newsletter.
10. Twitterfeed
Last, but certainly not least, is a pioneer of website and Twitter integration: Twitterfeed. Twitterfeed allows you to automatically insert tweets into your Twitter stream from any RSS feed. Many blogs utilize this functionality to let their Twitter followers know when new content is available. You can tailor the format of the generated tweets, and it's a great way to keep your Twitter followers engaged on your blog.
User Comments
( ADD YOURS )DataMouse January 23rd
Great post.
( )I’d not really thought of using Twitter before to promote content, but it’s very easy to implement into a site.
thanks
Kenneth Nordahl January 23rd
I have been using TweeterSuite since the release. It is a very good plugin if you are a wordpress user.
( )Branden January 23rd
Just what I needed. I was actually wanting this functionality to complete my self titled blog here soon. Just need to get down the ruby on rails jQuery/Prototype stuff and I should be good to go.
Thanks
( )Arjun January 23rd
Hey thanks for letting know that how best can I use my twitter profile… I need to implement it right away. Might be this idea catch more viewers attention on my blog.
Thank you
( )John (Human3rror) January 23rd
sweet. thanks!
( )Jan January 23rd
Great article!
To add search related twitter streams into your site you can play with magpie RSS (http://magpierss.sourceforge.net/) and follow the Twitter RSS feed associated to your search query.
E.g. I´ve done this to display this stream related to the term “Velociroflcopter” for a SEO battle some weeks ago (http://www.jan-quickels.de/velociroflcoptersaurus/)
If you have any questions related to this feel free to contact me!
( )Webmasterish January 23rd
I was starting to consider adding Twitter to my sites and didn’t know where to start, this is surely my starting point.
Thanks for posting!
( )Barry Roodt January 23rd
Very cool, like the twitter widgets – definitely something to check out.
( )Richard Andersson January 23rd
Nice! Thanks for the guidence! Some I knew but some I really didn’t even have a clue they existed!
Great!
( )Wynter Jones January 23rd
Awesome! I have not heard of 5 of these services, so 50% completely new information is stellar ! Going to have some fun now with a few of the Wordpress Widgets. I just started using twitter this month and it’s freaking addictive!
( )Liv January 23rd
I’ve just started using Twit It Up (http://jonbergan.com/twit-it-up) and finding it better than some similar WP plugins for Twitter.
Great post!
( )Chris January 23rd
If you’re not into wordpress, you can pretty easily make your own “tweetthis” button for a webpage. All you need is some simple javascript and any url-shortening service with an API.
( )Timothy January 23rd
I still am avoiding this Twitter craze. I don’t need to tell people what I am doing during my day. I don’t see how anyone would even find that interesting
( )Lis Wilson March 23rd
I think that view is shared by many.
Its not so much the day to day “having a cup of tea” tweets but the relevant stuff. Its networking and sharing best practice. There are thousands of ways that the micro blog is being used for.
One example: Consider the posts you read – like this one, if you told some of your followers about this post, then people who share the same interests would want to know what other interesting stuff you read. Conversely, if you followed someone who had found this post and tweeted it, then you may pick up some useful hints and tips and get directed quickly to info that may help you.
( )broberts41 March 26th
the challenge is some one tweets a good bit of info like this blog post then their followers pick it up and inturn tweet the same info to their followers some whom are different but down the line the info in repeated numerous times to the same folks eg i have seen this post on several of the folks i follow
Brenelz January 23rd
Nice collection Glen!
( )Bjorn January 23rd
Just started using IntenseDebate! Perfect!
( )Nachio January 23rd
Glen…the man who can only write lists…
( )Christine McIvor January 23rd
Excellent information Glen! Very user friendly too for the newbies. I will be checking out the 5 resources that I have never heard of.
Thank you!
( )Shawn January 23rd
I’m currently using the following to drop my latest status update into the header of my blog. I tweaked the Twitter icon but overall I like how it looks.
http://www.bloggerbuster.com/2008/04/add-customized-twitter-widget-to-your.html
( )Kevin Quillen January 23rd
I still don’t really understand twitter… but we’re trying to use it.
I added NETTUTS.
http://twitter.com/inclindinc
( )Surf January 23rd
Great Tools…. What a very helpful site keep up the good work.
( )bruce January 23rd
Great post, I haven’t yet integrated Twitter with WP. I’ll bookmark this for future reference.
( )DKumar M. January 23rd
Well i knew few of them already but other then that i was just surprised to see some good tools.
( )xQlusive January 23rd
I was looking for some twitter possibilities, thanx for this.
( )M.A.Yoosuf January 23rd
To bad, i saw same kind of Article in http://woork.blogspot.com/ of Antonio Lupetti blog.
http://woork.blogspot.com/2009/01/30-interesting-twitter-services-and.html
( )Jeffrey Way January 23rd
I think people still don’t realize the advantages of Twitter. Especially for a freelancer, it’s great way to socialize and network. Half of the interviews on this site were made from connections via Twitter.
( )Nokadota January 23rd
I was looking for some awesomeness like this over the last 2 days and I wake up to find this in my Opera feed list. Awesomeness!
Thanks for the links.
( )George January 23rd
I’ve tried Intense Debate last year. It’s cool but ultimately I felt it was overkill for my blog. The WordPress comments seem to be enough for me.
If you’re looking for even more Twitter widgets, check out Widgetbox. They have a bunch:
( )http://www.widgetbox.com/tag/twitter
Dan January 23rd
You may want to make a separate twitter account for something like twitterfeed or aweber, if you are the type to post frequently this can lose you followers. Give your followers the chance to choose if they want to follow your site updates by twitter.
( )TheDoc January 23rd
I’m still not completely on board with this whole Twitter phenomenon. I think it’s become much more than a way to let your friends know what you’re doing, and I haven’t really been able to figure out how to properly utilize that yet.
Should I essentially be setting up a Twitter-for-business account?
( )Jeff Eaton January 23rd
If you’re using Drupal, you can also use the Twitter module (drupal.org/project/twitter) to do most of the things mentioned above. For multi-user sites, each contributor can have their own account, and all their tweets can be aggregated into a “What we’re talking about…” sidebar, etc.
( )Get a Girl January 23rd
Twitter has become much more that just a social medium where you let your friends know what you are doing. It has become a marketing tool for internet entreurpenuers to get their word out to the masses. It is the new craze and I think if you do run an internet company you might as well jump on the bandwagon or you are missing out big time.
Great post these tips will be very helpful for people to combine twitter and their website together. Currently i have a twitter counter on my website. Good work.
( )matt January 23rd
Check out http://www.tweeteffect.com/ by Christian Heilmann. Find out which of your Twitter updates made people follow or leave you.
( )Edouard January 23rd
Twitter tools works great on my blog.
Since I use Twitter as a sideblog I found it should go all too naturally on my sidebar.
great article, thanks for sharing all these ideas !
( )Melissa Becker January 23rd
To me, the problem on this in the WordPress… Frustrating.
( )Will January 23rd
@TheDoc – I find the most useful tweeters are posting links to articles/sites they are reading. I use it to post links to good guitar lesson videos I find (via my blog). I’ve also found that you can actually chat with high profile people who are on twitter whereas emailing them doesn’t usually get a response.
( )Stephanie LH Calahan January 23rd
Thanks for the inventory. Use many of these, but not all. GoldbarOne also has integrated the tweeting of newsletters and autoresponders. Go here to see more http://tinyurl.com/goldbar
I use them for all kinds of services and their customer service is quite fast.
( )To your success!
Stephanie
Productive & Organized – We’ll help you find your way! tm
Saeed Jabbar January 23rd
@TheDoc
The Twitter phenomenon is something you should definitely capitalize for your business before it peaks and drops which would definitely be more than 5 years.
( )Talina January 23rd
I am also loving these tools, thanks for the post. Have added a few already!
( )James January 23rd
Twitter Tools works very well for streaming your tweets into Wordpress blogs. Great article.
( )Ian January 23rd
Great article! I have added a Twitter button to the web site, and seen huge improvements, but the others are all great advice.
( )Ed Pimentl January 23rd
Kudos! Great links… will bookmark them .. and you also missed
( )http://TwiTR.Me (Cross SocialNetwork Messaging Bus)
http://THEurl.cc (Twitter URL).
Geno Prussakov January 23rd
Thank you for listing these all in one place, Glen! Exactly what I’ve been looking for!
( )Milly January 23rd
love the TwitterButton site. Lots of great buttons on there. I already added one to my site. =]
( )brent January 23rd
good one…
( )I’d like to read about “Ten Tools to Help Generate Revenue Using Twitter.
Scott Kilmartin January 23rd
Great post Glen,
Found a bunch of twitter tools and efficient feeds that i wasn’t aware of or didn’t know the full power of.
I’m enjoying finding more uses for twitter everyday. From personal tweets to as a contact point for my business haul.
http://twitter.com/ScottKilmartin
( )http://twitter.com/haul
susaye January 23rd
very informative. I’m just beginning to see the real possiblilties of Twitter. great article!
( )M.A.Yoosuf January 23rd
my comment still says “Your comment is awaiting moderation.” :S
( )Debby Bruck January 23rd
Now to select from the top ten best ways… Thanks so much for putting this page together. Will definitely use the widget. Keep us informed of further advances.
http://twitter.com/debweb0
( )Amy Stewart January 23rd
Very useful! I especially appreciate the pre-coded plug-ins as I am a writer and not a web developer. Making my blog functional is often a harrowing process. Plugins really help!
( )Adam Coppard January 24th
Surely, the Twitter API itself could be classed as an ‘awesome’ way to intergrate with your own site? It allows for the low level access that most of these services are running on, is free, simple to use, and avoids anything third party, allowing you to display pretty much anything you want, how you want on your own site?
( )Jake Holman January 24th
Aweber is hardly the first to do this… but very nice post, thanks!
( )Adrian Mitchell January 24th
This is a great post. Being new to Twitter, this post has given me lots of great ideas to give more value to my website visitors and followers. Thanks!
( )Taylor Satula January 24th
Just twitter’s base API is awesome. Intense debate is good too
( )Jean Ghalo January 24th
waw gr8 post….
( )yesterday i was referred by John Chow to use TweetThis for my wordpress blog.
And always looking to better integrate my blog with Twitter and benefit from it, so here i find another 9 ways, for sure will install something out of the 9.
Cheers!
Jean
Aad 't Hart January 24th
For all blogger (blogspot) users that want a ‘TweetThis’ button… I wrote some instructions:
( )http://www.aadjemonkeyrock.com/2009/01/how-to-create-tweet-this-button-in.html
nimz January 24th
Nice article, Thank you
( )Jim Westergren January 24th
What about this one?
( )http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/01/08/twitter-avatars-in-comments-wordpress-plugin/
Paul January 24th
Thanks for the collection. One warning though, displaying a lot of content from twitter during an outage or peak traffic period can weigh down your site. Specifically, be careful of widgets/plugins that show your most recent tweets on your front page.
( )www.nicawaves.com January 24th
sounds good. i’ll try it
( )Aad 't Hart January 25th
For those that like a TweetThis button and are on blogger/blogspot.. I made a little write up how to do this:
( )http://www.aadjemonkeyrock.com/2009/01/how-to-create-tweet-this-button-in.html
Chukki January 25th
There are some more very awesome ways, of course some very good plugins for wordpress. But it’s still just a rss feed…so it isn’t so hard to handle and you can write a plugin on yourself…
( )Terrie January 25th
Great collection of Twitter tools! Another not mentioned is TwitterFox which I like.
( )Brad January 25th
@Timothy-
We probably wouldn’t find your day interesting considering you seem to spend it here contriving condescending replies to every tutorial you can.
Not the most useful tutorial on Nettuts, but even still thank you for taking the time to provide the content.
( )Audrey January 25th
Thanks for the article, a collection of everything I have been wanting to do!
( )Jesse January 25th
Still not using Twitter for personal use, but I can definitely vouch for it being a great marketing tool.
( )sean turner January 25th
Have been thinking of getting involved with twitter for some time now as a marketing tool.
Great list of links to twitter tools to whet the appetite!
( )insic January 25th
I will try twitter tools by alex king. sounds pretty awesome.
( )Den January 26th
check out also http://t411.linkstore.ru You can add request/response conversations to your site
( )Adrian January 26th
Great article!
I have to integrate twitter into my blogs as well…
( )Thank you so far!
MBzle January 26th
Great Post!
( )one2love January 26th
I have a large twitter banner on my site – I find that it works great as an asides of sorts + everything else twitter is great for (sharing info / networking / marketing etc).
( )Mark McDonnell January 26th
I use Twitter on my site via a JSON file, which I pull into my site using PHP. I can then check if a message was posted directly into Twitter or whether I sent an SMS message from my phone while I was out on the move (so essentially I can update the home page of my website while I’m out and about). Great stuff!
( )tof January 26th
Do any of these allow for integration of the Twitter feed inside a SWF? I’ve had a request from a client to do this, but haven’t found any documentation for that type of implementation. Thank you, in advance, for the reply.
( )Phillip January 27th
How about sitetweet.net ? This service allows webmasters to post user behaviors on their site directly to Twitter.
( )tof January 27th
Thanks Phillip, but I’m looking to post the daily Tweet (or whatever it’s called) into a SWF file on my client’s website. So, kind of the opposite of what the SiteTweet service provides. I can’t find any Flash/Actionscript documentation that shows how to retrieve and present the feed.
( )Ramón January 27th
Let’s implement it.
( )DemoGeek January 28th
I would like to see a live updating, can be pausable plugin for WordPress. Know of any?
( )Naseer January 28th
Awesome cool – thanks, started using twitter a week ago and it has just been a blast
( )lars January 30th
Great post!
I’d not really thought of using Twitter before to promote content, but it’s very easy to implement into a site. I have just seen it being integrated on http://www.smashingmagazine.com….
thanks
( )Clem February 3rd
I am totally in love with Twitter. The interface is clean and simple, easy to use and so cute! I love that so many people are excited about it and creating so many cool things for it and different ways to use it. I get my Twitter buttons from this site- really pretty buttons: http://www.languageisavirus.com/twitterbuttons/
( )Danny in Tampa February 4th
You really need to get your twitter url out there as much as possible since many new users are coming to twitter in droves
( )Mike February 4th
Twitter is a great tool to promote your business. I want to share this new site I found that have many buttons. Go to:
( )http://www.TwitterIcon.com
Tim February 5th
http://www.gfin.co.uk
One of my mates put his wordpress site together recently, very well integrated with twitter.
( )Gersham February 8th
Do NOT use TweetSuite, it will slow down your blog!
It is written improperly. It attempts to use the tr.im bookmarklet to shorten the URL (indeed the author didn’t even have the courtesy to use the tr.im API). API like traffic for tr.im must use the API, that is what it is there for. Additionally it wouldn’t work even if he had written it improperly because he doesn’t understand how some URL shorteners such as tr.im work.
The author has refused to fix his wordpress plugin and remove tr.im. As a result tr.im is banning any traffic coming from a blog using this plugin. This will slow down your pageloads for several seconds before it times out on its connection to tr.im.
( )Liliane Rausch March 1st
Loved the article!
( )toronto-80 March 9th
I have been searching all day, for a twitter application that does the following, but no luck so far. Can you recommend anything?
-I want a simple Twitter widget, which I can implement in my website, which will display any post containing specific keywords.
For example, I could have a website about Rock guitars and anytime the word ‘Guitar’ is mentioned on Twitter, I would like to have it displayed on my website.
Can anyone recommend anything please?
Thank you
( )Kami Huyse March 25th
Try Chatterbox, it is new and I know the developer.
http://realtimechatterbox.com/
He also developed Chat Catcher, which @nevillehobson mentions below.
( )Wazdesign March 12th
Hi.. Very Nice Article..
( )Here is the Tutorial for Creating Custom Twitter Background with Free PSD file :
http://wazdesign.wordpress.com/2009/03/09/designing-twitter-background-%e2%80%93-ver-1/
Dennis Lankes March 12th
Does anyone have experience with implementing TweetSuite with a Wordpress self hosted blog? I would be willing to pay for some help or trade out an ad spot on my site.
( )Harsh Agrawal March 23rd
Great article …
( )Stumbled….
Harsh Agrawal March 23rd
Meanwhile how about tweetmeme plugin…
( )which helps in retweeting…
Barbara Ling, Virtual Coach March 25th
Tremendous resources! Alas, you did forget those Magnificent Feathered Fearless Friends from the Parallel Twitter Universe at http://www.twitterbudgie.com .
( )Zohaib March 25th
I am gonna try the Intense Debate. great Post
( )iSponsor March 25th
Most of the ‘plugins’ are for Wordpress… Are there some for TypePad as well?
( )Neville Hobson March 25th
I’d include Chat Catcher in any Top 10 list of Twitter tools. Terrific tool to connect tweets that mention a post you’ve written, with links to those tweets inserted in the comments of that post. There’s a plugin for WordPress blogs.
http://chatcatcher.com/
( )Gabrielle Dahms March 25th
Great, thanks!!! This really moves me in the right direction and helps all of us.
Have a fantastic day!
Gabrielle
( )Saronti March 25th
sounds great! Will try!
( )Ty March 25th
I’m looking for a Twitter tool that will let me pull in a few select feeds onto my blog. I had found one for Wordpress, but it required a CRON job and didn’t seem to work right. Are there any that work well?
( )LadyKira March 25th
Alot of useful information here. Thanks for sharing.
( )Travis Campbell March 25th
Good stuff, well written. This is a standout article among the crowd of twitter tools posts out there.
( )organihealth March 25th
Excellent..exactly what I was looking for..since the twitter.com is becoming such a phenomenon I think the tools are easy to use for anybody.can’t wait to implement one of them into mine.good job..thanks for posting the article.;-)
( )Http://twitter.com/organihealth
Sarah March 25th
Super detailed – thanks for the great ideas – there’s some really advanced things possible with twitter and wordpress! I look forward to start utilizing some of these tips.
( )BloggerSavvy March 31st
Looks like you forgot a HUGE tool here? TwitMe: http://www.phpvrouwen.nl/twitme/
Twitme is almost a replacement for Twitter on your Wordpress blog because it mirrors a lot of the functionality of Twitter. You can send and receive tweets right from the admin interface. Importantly also is the ability to automatically tweet all new posts and re-tweet older posts to twitter.
( )Flower Girl Dress Mom April 2nd
This is great info. I just created a twitter account, so I’m trying to learn all this
( )nikah şekeri April 6th
great post.
( )nikah şekeri April 6th
Thanks very useful
( )Trendsch April 7th
Does anybody know a twitter-tool, that let’s you
1. create a private Twitter-Group and
2. let’s you integrate that group into your own webpage (wordpress), so that group-people can twitter directly on your page (maybee kinda widget)?
Kind of this type: http://trendschau.twoday.net/stories/5614297/ (sorry, it’s in german)
That would be nice to bind a thematic fitting group of people to your homepage (instead of a forum).
I don’t know, if this way to integrate twitter-groups is possible with chirrup?
( )Heidi Richards Mooney April 8th
GREAT POST! I just tweeted about it. Appreciate all the resources and tools mentioned too. I am going to sign up for a Gravatar now…
Heidi Richards Mooney, @heidirichards on Twitter
( )AutoTweet4free April 11th
I’ve been concentrating on getting my blog posts to twitter. But I hadn’t thought of putting my tweets on a blog. It seems the medium usually gos from the larger space (a blog) to the smaller space ( a twitter profile). Thanks for this idea.
( )Mick April 14th
Very useful and just installed the Twitter Tools plugin as a result of reading.
Was interested in creating a tweet from blog posts and it worked immediately. Always great when something goes so smoothly first time.
Thanks for the tips.
( )Tony Zelinko April 15th
Great collection of twitter tools Glen.
By sharing and explaining your knowledge and skills your phones will start to ring off the hook. Many people such as myself look to experts like you to get a grasp of how I can use the twitter apps and tools to promote my business in a non offending way. The conventional means to market products is gradually going away.
Follow me at http://www.twitter.com/bontemedical
( )Zapatos Comodos April 15th
Great Post and really necessary once there are so many things around to have this kind of awsome report is just GREAT !!
I would like to have more on this kind of posts
Congratulations
( )website optimisation April 29th
Are twitter accounts indexed by search engines?
( )@karimkanji June 11th
yes they are. i use google alerts to “watch” my twitter handle. look to tap into the rss feed of your account. cheers!
( )Emma Smyth May 3rd
Excellent article, I’m new enough to twitter and I love it
( )Chad May 6th
TweetSuite is one of my personal favorites. It does everything I want my blog to do regarding Twitter. But I might have to abandon it for Chirrup.
~Chad
( )Founder, NicheRichMarketing.com
Albert Pak May 10th
Very nice tools
Thank you 
( )Иван Соколов May 23rd
Народ в таких случаях говорит – Барская милость — что кисельная сытость.
( )Ruth Sharon y June 11th
Thanks a ton.. Helped me a lot. Was really wondering if there was any way to allow users to comment on updates and display the same on the site!!! Thanks once again for the info.
( )Shane June 25th
http://squawkthis.com is a great one too, with a wordpress plugin and bookmarklet. They use oauth so your password cant be stolen.
( )Mamak June 26th
I found tool to make signature on forum from my twitters:
http://twitterforweb.com/twitterforforum.html
Require only my twitter username O_o
( )eduayala July 2nd
Very useful. Thanks!
( )Dicky July 16th
I never know Twitter can do so many things! Hope i manage to integrate some of the features to my blog.
Thanks again for introducing these to us!
( )kim/ohradiogirl July 20th
I like this list. But I am seeking something that is Twitter related for a Blogger blog:
Is there a Twitter app that I can add to my blog that will at my Tweets as a daily digest/posting? Not just as a sidebar posting…?
http://twitter.com/ohradiogirl
( )tim hunter August 5th
Twitter definately sounds like a good way to move forward. i am definately going to use it on my site
( )Rap Beats August 20th
wow, great collection of twitter tools in one area.
Thanks @illbeatz
( )Derek August 20th
Up until an hour ago I had my tweets feeding through to my business web page…I inadvertantly deleted the html code in my content manager and can’t find it! The Twitter widget is too big for my web site..can you help?
( )Nepal Trekking August 24th
very nice information. i read your blog and i success to add twitter in my web site
thanks
http://www.twitter.com/tournepal
( )Chris August 25th
Excellent methods ……Twitter can really bring lots of traffic to our websites if we properly use the above mentioned methods
( )Vijaya Kumar August 25th
Really exciting tutorial. i loved it. Thanks for posting
( )erdavis September 7th
Great info, but I beg you to learn the difference between “then” and “than”.
( )Jason September 15th
Cool. I just added the twitter widget on the top left of my web site! Great info!
( )Steve K September 15th
Nice. I am going to add it later to my web site!!
( )jeep classifieds September 15th
Thank you. I just implemented it on the top left of my web site.
( )Julie Stoddard September 24th
A lot of these tools overlap. The one tool above that I use the most is Twitterfeed although there are other tools that will give you the same functionality.
( )Qwertyweb October 13th
among all , i like twitterfeed ! ,
( )one of the most easy automattic servie
very useful list !
Ileane October 15th
Thanks for the tips. You are doing a great job because here it is 10 months later and you are still getting comments!
( )I like the Twitter Buttons but the others are cool too.
See you in Twitterville.
@ileane
Marvin October 31st
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INFO ON LINKING TWITTER WITH MY WEBSITE.
( )I’VE SEEING THIS ALL OVER THE WEB AND IT’S A GOOD IDEA.
create a website November 2nd
This is a great post, I’m sure going to implement this at my site and blog.
( )neznaechka November 5th
thanks! very interesting and informative.
( )bono November 11th
I would definitely use #4 in my portfolio.
Thanks for the post.
cheers!
( )Dale Janssen November 18th
You should include one of the best means of displaying Tweeter on your web page: FeedSweep – http://www.feedsweep.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=37
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