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Brace yourself. Here is another Twitter tool. Rather, a tool to make more use of your Twitter. Tweetworks is designed to make micro-blogging more useful for people and businesses.

What gets us closer in the web?

Similar interests, ideas and opinions. Naturally, you will like this blog if it interests you. Tweetworks is based on this simple premise’

How Tweetworks works?

Using your Twitter login details, either Tweetworks.

Find and join Groups or create groups.

Hint: Click on the "# members" link in a group to see who’s there.

Post This on Twitter

Just like you type out the updates on Twitter, here also you do the same. And when you do that, you will be given the option of passing the post on to Twitter. Should your tweet be passed to Twitter it will be appended with a URL linking it to its Tweetworks thread.

You will find three buttons upon entering Tweetworks.

You, Group, Public

• You — This is where you can find all the conversations you have participated in over the last 24, 48, or 72 hours. (Oh, this is the meaning for them-eh?)
• Group — This is where you'll see the conversations that have taken place within your groups (public & private) over the last 24, 48 or 72 hours.
• Public — Here you can see all the public conversations happening on Tweetworks over the last 24, 48, or 72 hours.

Hmm.., so far, so good!

Anything else?

You bet!. Ask a public question and anyone or everyone can offer an answer.

Tell People About This Group on Twitter

If you would like to invite your Twitter followers to join you in a Tweetworks group simply click the link on the group’s sidebar.

I have joined these groups in Tweetworks:

• AllThingsWordPress
• BlogForProfit
• WomenBloggers

You also set up Tweetworks alerts. All the group activities that take place can be passed on to you through email. Nice way to stay updated. I always welcome this feature.

Tweetworks LLC is a self-funded, private company. They say this about themselves: “We are a startup in the most classic sense in that we had a vision for a better way of doing something and set our minds to making it a reality.”

Posted by Malathy at 06:38