Find FollowFriday Recommendations on Twitter

11 June, 2010 - 07:00 AM - 10 Comments

With over five thousand twitter followers now and being fairly active on the social network I find myself forgetting who I have had conversations with earlier in the week by the time Friday comes around. This is where an application like Follow Friday Helper comes into play. This web site shows you all the people you interacted most frequently with on Twitter so and select them for a quick FollowFriday recommendation.

I enjoyed the site so much I did a quick video demonstration showing readers how easy it is to use:

I only use it to find my more obscure people to recommend, but I find myself using Follow Friday Helper at least twice on Fridays to find people to recommend to my followers. I also have a few ones I can recite and know offhand as well as reciprocating FollowFridays by some of my own followers and friends, but this tool is useful and incredibly easy to use.

How many of you are already using Follow Friday Helper to recommend people on Twitter?

-Dragon Blogger

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Written by Justin Germino (1518 Articles Published)

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Subrato Paul

Thanks for your useful FollowFriday Helper video.
I have embedded it on my blog article: Twitter Reply Made Easy http://wp.me/pPMoR-fw
I have written 2 articles on my blog about FollowFriday recommendation tools. You may read them.
I would highly appreciate your comments and feedback on my blog.
We also follow each other on twitter.

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dragonblogger

Nice article, I left my own reply about the tweet replies.

Avery@Leviton

Twitter's main purpose is to network like this. The more people you follow the more people are likely to follow you back. Just watch out for following spammers who will tweet nonstop and clog up your feed.

Nathan@Motorcycle Parts

I think this is a good idea to help expand following on Twitter. Encourage people to do it and help them and it will come back to you.

Dennis Edell @ Direct Sales Marketing

Not nearly necessary for me just yet, but a keeper resource for sure, thanks for the heads up DB. ;)

Mike Jones

I always mean to ff but Friday is a busy day as it's the day before the weekend, maybe this will help me. One odd thing, I used to follow you but I don't seem to now, I miss the online word - have to have a look at that.

Shekhar sahu @helipanda

I will try it. Thanks!

BlazingMinds

I love FollowFriday Helper, it's made my #ff recommendations that bit easier and quicker, specially when I need to know who has been RT'ing me the most in the past week ;)

Paul Tech

I am not really active on Twitter but I can see how this tool is effective in orgainizing our interactions.

Will definitely check it out over the weekend.

Per

I am not yet using Follow Friday Helper but am curious to try it out now that you've mentioned it. Then again I don't have that many twitter followers. Only above a hundred.