MentionMap: Find Twitter users to follow based off your favorite users. The result is a very cool, informative and dynamic infographic. Harry McCracken, tech writer for Technologizer.com and TIME magazine, has a great map of relevant users in the tech community. See below.


TweetReach: How far does a tweet really go? This tool is perfect for businesses looking to determine ROI for their social media activities. Unfortunately, there aren't any benchmarks you can compare your results to. For example, my reach is 2,679 people with 14 tweets. Is that a good number? No clue. But it's higher than 1.


Twitter Symbols: I absolutely love this. Tired of standard tweets? Looking to express yourself with Webdings? Check out this site. Just copy and paste your favorite symbol into your tweet, and you're set. Twitter Tip: Only use one symbol at a time, and never more than once a day.

Tweepi: For the more experienced Twitter-er, Tweepi gives you a "database" view of multiple Twitter users at a time. Tweepi lets you create lists to view groups of people at once to compare their total tweets, followers, and Klout score. From Tweetpi.com, you can view their information, add them to an existing list, follow or unfollow them, @reply , etc. A great way of getting a larger view of your Twitter network.