Best free twitter monitoring tool to monitor who is not following you back
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Hello Mozers
Could someone recommend a free monitoring tool to keep a handle on who is not following you back on Twitter?
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Thank you very much - will check it out now!
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I say Followerwonk, or http://www.unifiedsocial.com/awesm/ with a focus on AWE.SM
their both fantastic.
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Would agree with Silkstream on this one, this app used to be called Just Unfollow so you have probably heard of it before, it is quick to setup and easy to use allowing you to search on various aspects as described above.
Definitely a useful tool to have in your arsenal.
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I would suggest Followerwonk, not only can you see who is follwoing you, but you can also search for great accounts to follow or link with, especially quality influencers who may spread your word far and wide. It is a Moz tool as well so you know it is worthy.
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I'd recommend checking out Crowdire (https://www.crowdfireapp.com/).
You can sign in using Twitter immediately, and sort users you follow by those not following you back, those who have unfollowed you, those who haven't been online for a specified duration of time etc. You can unfollow people directly from the site through these lists.
Some features, taken from their website:
- Finding inactive users and your unfollowers - unfollow them if you wish to
- Finding relevant users to follow using our insightful “Copy Followers” feature
- Keeping track of how your social media updates affect your follower/unfollower stats
- Checking the relationship between any two Twitter/Instagram accounts and doing a whole lot more.
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