I stumbled across a neat little piece of software today. Something that I believe could help me (and you) gain some extra traffic from Twitter and it has nothing to do with setting up multiple accounts or spamming thousands of people.
When you post a tweet on Twitter there is normally a link under the tweet that says from Tweet Deck, Web, or what ever program you are using to send the message. This means that lots of companies are getting free traffic from piggybacking on your tweets.
That is where TweetBrand comes to the rescue and helps you take back those free links.
What TweetBrand does it is removes this link and replaces it with a link that you can decide upon. For example you can have a link to your own site and also anchor text of whatever you want.
It is free and it runs on Adobe Air which is also free. There is a very informative video to help you through the process which took me about 4 minutes to complete.
I am trying it on http://twitter.com/indblog so why not have a look and see if it is something that might interest you?
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hmmm, twitter will be trend setter in internet marketing someday.
Thanks for your share
Hmmmm sadly I think there might be a problem. After a couple of days it gets blocked by Twitter.
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Not sure if anyone has had it approved or not.
Hey, that’s a neat tool, hearing it for the first time. But have checked whether it gets blocked in a matter of a day or two by Twitter as Steven pointed out ?
I will give it a try anyway.
Yes I have since found out that Twitter block it within a couple of days.