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Five Twitter Sentiment-Tracking Tools for Any Budget

May 13, 2011  

If Twitter feels like a jungle, that's because it is. It's raw, real-time data that never stops. Now, you wouldn't wander alone into the wilderness without guidance, would you? Well, the same applies to the wilds of Twitter, equally full of volatile life. You need to arm yourself! And that isn't about spending more money; it's about knowing where you stand—and where you're headed.

Thankfully, Twitter monitoring options have advanced—and not just with the paid stuff. Here are five tools for tracking Twitter sentiment without breaking the bank:

Twitrratr. Run a search in exchange for a list of positive, neutral and negative tweets. It isn't perfect, but you'll have a general idea of where you are and what to explore further.


Monitter. This tool lets you track tweets surrounding certain search terms in real time. You can also add or remove columns as needed.

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  • by Nick Stamoulis Mon May 16, 2011 via web

    Keep an eye to the Twitter-ground is an essential part of having a Twitter handle. You have to know what people are saying about you and your brand to effectively navigate the Twitter-sphere. Looking forward to trying out some of these tools.

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