Free Tool To Help Increase Your Twitter Following

Twitter

A bit like Andrew Warhola (who?) in the late 1960’s, Twitter has become incredibly popular, and, like Andrew , for no APPARENT reason.  After all, Andy Warhol (his chosen “public” name) couldn’t paint and he made lousy movies.  Neither of these things stopped him becoming popular, and Twitter seems to be following the same path.

I’m being a little unfair of course.  Twitter works on the assumption that everybody following you is genuinely interested in what you have to say each day, or each hour, or every time you take a sip of coffee.  Though this patently isn’t true, it does seem to have established itself as a very unique way of marketing yourself and/or your website.

Brad Callen

Brad Callen, famous for several pieces of great software, including the excellent SEO Elite, has now created some software that will help you add Twitter followers.  What’s more, it’s FREE!

Brad realized that one of the best ways to get people to follow you, is to run competitions, and that’s exactly what his software is designed to help you do.

Competitions

Let’s face it, people like competitions.  It’s the main reason that sports events are so prevalent.  If this isn’t the reason, why would men pay to watch other SWEATY men chase a ball around a field? (You guessed it, I’m not a sports fan!).

In fact, if you were to Google “Twitter Giveaway” (without the quotes) you’ll get around 18,000,000 results.  Yes, people ARE looking for Twitter giveaways.

What The Software Will Do

Twiveaway allows you to create your campaign,then select the crtieria for the competition ( whether you have to follow the person, retweet the message etc.) and finally post a message onto Twitter.  This step will tell people about your giveawaay, once they have met the criteria on the previous step.

From that point on, the software does all the rest for you, sending a direct Twitter message to each person who responds.

Not Always Available

Brad opens the doors to this free web-based software every few months, so if you go there and it’s currently closed, you’ll have to check back each week until he opens the doors again.

If you’re into Tweeting, this could very well help your efforts.  If you’re not because you believe that Twitter will go the way of Andy Warhol, then just remember, Andy made a ton of money while he WAS popular.

Luke.