Search screen for twitterTwitter is an amazing resource for me. Not only do I learn a lot by following very smart people, but I am able to leverage my relationships by asking questions and post content that could be beneficial to my followers.

I don’t have tons of follows, I have decided to grow my list organically. As I post people find me and follow me. Sometime when I get the email I don’t have lots of time to follow through and see if this is someone I would like to follow as well.

This is a post to share a simple program called Topify. It has enable me very quickly to figure out who people are who are following me and whether or not I will be following them.

You can sign up for Topify at www.topify.com.

Plain and simple it saves me time. When someone decides to follow me I am sent an email. The email

  • Has buttons to easily follow or block them
  • Number of followers
  • Number of updates and their engagement level
  • Their bio
  • Samples of the Tweets

I think topify sends better twitter email notifications. Even better, if  I am reading the email on my Blackberry I can follow back by just replying. I can even reply with a direct message via email. With a click I can either follow, or block.

If you do follow someone Topify sends a confirmation message.

Sign up at Topify. Change the email in your Twitter profile to the one topify gives you and you can take advantage of this easy to use program.

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Join us for a Webinar on February 17 with Brad Carroll from Dakno.com where we will discuss the 5 critical components that consumers want from your website!

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Join me on February 17, 2010 at 4 p.m. est as I have the pleasure to interview Brad Carroll from Dakno.com. In my opinion one of the smartest web site designers for real estate.

In today’s highly competitive online marketing arena, if your real estate website fails to deliver the five critical components that consumers want from your website, you could be falling behind your competition.

You will learn step by step what home buying and selling consumers want the second they land on your real estate website. We will explore the pluses and minuses of using blogs or traditional websites for your business presence.

Seating is limited, join us for this free webinar today!

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This note is to let you know that I will be a featured speaker presenting “Leverage Your Productivity With These 7 Mobile Tools!”  at the upcoming National Real Estate CyberConvention & Expo,

February 21-27, 2010.

http://recyber.cyberconventions.com/

This is a wonderful on-line convention and you may attend all events — without leaving home! The event  is expected to attract over 10,000 real estate professionals during its seven days (Feb 21-27) and is open to the real estate community worldwide.

This year’s speaker line up, the largest ever, in addition to my talk, includes 50 sessions plus an address by Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist of the National Association of REALTORS who will tell us what’s going to happen!

You can network in the CyberConvention Social Networking Community, check out the latest business building products and services at the Expo — and of course attend my session!

Register for your pass at: http://recyber.cyberconventions.com/

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Great Ebook on how to use Google Alerts. You know I speak about using them in class all the time. If you thought you knew how to use them, think again. 21 pages on how to use this free tool from Google to manage your on line reputation. Amazing.

Google Alerts Power Primer: 50 Tips, Techniques & Workarounds.

About the Author Adam Green is the CEO of AlertRank.com, an online blog relationship management application. He blogs at AlertRank.com/MrGoogleAlerts. Please feel free to contact Adam with any questions or comments you might have about this eBook. His email address is Adam@AlertRank.com.

  • Setting up Google Alerts
  • Single Word Search
  • Multiple Word Search
  • Matching complete words in a URL
  • Searching for inbound and outbound links
  • Searching for URLS in Blogs

The list goes on . . . Enjoy!

Amy Chorew, The TechByte

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I believe your blog should be the hub of your online marketing. And you need to write about what is important to you, making it relevant to your readers. And you need to block consistently.

I am a blackberry fan, thinking about the new Google phone, maybe the iphone, but still hooked on the blackberry. And I have written a couple of posts on that.

Last month I received a call from a reporter for the Blackberry Connection Magazine. There were doing an article on cool apps for the blackberry, did a Google Search and found my blog posts. So they thought they would interview me for the article!

Little ole me? herein lies the power of a Blog. Here is my interview in Blackberry Connection Magazine.

Click here to real the article in Blackberry Connection Magazine.

Now this is COOL!

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