Because Twitter's not just for twits ;)
We launched Tweetmentor earlier this year in order to help small (and large as it happens!) businesses to make the most of Twitter, gain leads from it and ultimately make money.
You can read about how I chose to market Tweetmentor to see that we didn’t do things the ‘expected’ way. 
It’s always nice to read Tweets from people enjoying Tweetmentor, and to see people recommending it to others, but even nicer are the emails I get at times.
According to Twitturly, due to recent changes to Twitter’s API, Twitturly is slowly dying. There’s a plea on their status page for Twitturly users to contact the poeple that can help fix this, namely: @ev">Evan Williams, @biz">Biz Stone, @al3x">Alex Payne, @_evan">Evan Weaver.
The graphic below shows how the number of Tweets Twitturly processes in a day has dropped dramatically since the API changes.
For those of you that haven’t heard of Twitturly, here’s their blurb:
Twitt(url)y, or twitturly if you prefer, is a service for tracking what URLs people are talking about as they talk about them on Twitter.
A fantastic post on PCMech by David Risley recently – Twitter: The user manual you can’t find
Personally I’d give him a link just for this carton:
However, just so I don’t look really shallow, I noticed that he’d written a fantastic post on how to use Twitter.
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I'm happy to use Increase Sociability.