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09/01/10
Marketing Research #RF
RowFeeder determines product placement impact
06/24/10
FamilySquare
An app much like Foursquare but completely private allowing family members to check in w/ one another
06/22/10
Klout-Tracker
Integrate influencer information into the RowFeeder output allowing user to measure reach etc.
06/17/10
RowBit
A bit.ly mashup with Rowfeeder to export bit.ly/+ data into Google docs
06/17/10
Beer/wine pairing app
A Twitter app to provide food pairing recommendations based the wine or beer you are currently drinking.
05/26/10
Parody Police
Find joke accounts before they're a problem. Parody Police scans new Twitter usernames, informing you when your company's name pops up.
05/22/10
Future Prices
Future price analysis & predictions of global Markets. Indices,Gold,Silver,Copper,Currencies, Crude Oil,Grains
05/05/10
ARBOLES
SIEMBRA DE UN ARBOL EN ZONA CAFETERA DE COLOMBIA
04/28/10
D-Bag Detector
Service to calculate the likelihood that a given Twitter user is a spammer/d-bag.
04/27/10
StockTweet
Analyse Market sentiment with listed companies and relate it to the opening, closing of stock exchanges around the world
04/22/10
Face Fanalyzer
Takes a look at my Facebook fans and gives me a list or heatmap of other pages and topics my fans like.
04/20/10
Rick.ly
Like bit.ly, but after a certain number of clicks it starts redirecting you to a rick roll.
04/16/10
Social Health
A place for people to post track and update their social sites with all of the health stats.
04/07/10
Cardboard Cutouts
A tool to determine if a Twitter user's followers are legitimate, or if they were gotten through questionable means.
04/01/10
Trumors
Twitter Rumors
03/26/10
AnswerStorm
Combine the popular Q&A website model with the speed of microblogging and the love of collecting stats and points!
03/26/10
InfoMusic
A system to inform all twitter users.
03/25/10
Distiller
A keyword based filter to remove unwanted conversations from twitter.
03/25/10
Like a Boss
Tracks, reports, and displays all things important to a Social Media campaign
03/23/10
Retweet Radio (RTR)
Tagline: You're gonna retweet anyway. Why not get recognized for it? Maybe even paid? Become an RTR DJ or Producer today.
03/18/10
FollowMinder
A brief reminder of when you followed somebody - which follower you were and who you followed before and after.
03/13/10
App-Checker-In'er
One app that checks me into a location and updates GoWalla, FourSquare, Whrrl, Yelp, etc.
03/11/10
Where's Da Love?
Service that allows global or regional brand managers to track sentiment and awareness by geography.
03/10/10
Twitmapinerator
A network mapping/visualization tool for Twitter. Or, who do I blame for this follower?
03/10/10
Reformative
Customizable web based RSS reader for linking single posts. Send links to web articles styled in your own way (to fix bad site formatting).
03/09/10
Retweet Decoder
People love old school retweets, but they are hard to track via code. This service would use bad-ass ninja algorithms to decode retweets.
03/08/10
Untitled Startup Platform
Productize this very tool to enable companies to engage with their users to determine which products, services or features they want to see.
03/08/10
Angry Tweeters
A crowdsourced database (maintained by brands) consisting of Twitter users who consistently engage brands negatively ONLY for the attention.
03/08/10
Crowdifier
US.com has built a great Backstage tool for collecting the opinions of the masses. There would be lots of uses for this as a hosted service.
03/08/10
"Tweeps-Who-Like-Us" Widgets
Simple widget to embed on sites that mimics the "Tweeps Who Like Us" block on this site.
03/07/10
Don't Spoil It
Can't watch the game live? Don't want to find out any spoilers before you can watch it on your DVR? Mute one or more topics from your stream
03/07/10
MailStats
TweetStats for email. Pull in users mail and aggregate statistics about there usage.
03/07/10
Email Garden/Inbox Gaurdian
Too much email? Let senders buy-in for a little extra attention & responsiveness. Or use this as an *instant* paid email support system.
03/07/10
Translation for Timelines
Integrate a tool that would automatically translate timelines that include foreign languages.
03/06/10
LnkBy.me
Like Bit.ly, but more social in that the links you create and *click on* are linked back to your Twitter account.
03/06/10
MacroStation: DIY Twitter-Client
Most twitter-based US product ideas are smart, but micro-focused. They should be built on top of a master client with an in-app plugin shop!
03/06/10
TweepNotes
Let me make notes about people I'm following or followers, view their recent tweets, view my favorites of their tweets. CRM for Twitter.
03/05/10
Automatic List Generator
Create and regularly update a list based on profile keywords.
03/04/10
Cross Pollinator
This tool would analyze your presence and connections on and across various networks to find gaps and opportunities.
03/04/10
Spam Cannon
Extract every email address you've ever emailed, been emailed from, or has ever been mentioned in your gmail account. Make it actionable.
03/04/10
Excel-lent Twitter App
A Twitter app that resembles an Excel spreadsheet, with sheets replacing traditional columns.
03/04/10
TISSUES
People love to complain on Twitter. Let brands & apps clean up the mess by tying in ticket-tracking capabilities with backend management.
03/04/10
Reply-All Plug In
A plug in (or perhaps grease monkey script) that ads reply all to web UI
03/04/10
Most Important Tweets
Auto-repost tweets I indicate as Most Important to a second "digest" Twitter account for people who think I tweet too much.
03/04/10
SMS Reply Alerts
Get alerts via SMS when someone @s me.
03/04/10
Biz Card Zen
Scan business cards after an event, recognize Twitter handles or find via email addresses and follow automatically.
03/04/10
Read Tweet Later
Download marked tweets over to a Google spreadsheet to consume at a later time.
03/03/10
Shoulda Known That!
Something to hightlight the messages I should have read. A cross-platform tool to highlightmessages that I should have read.
03/03/10
Clean My Stream
Let me unfollow people based on keywords in their bio.
03/03/10
TweetGrader (Post Grader)
Would you like to predict the effectiveness of your tweets BEFORE you post them? Use TweetRater to get a prediction based on historical data
03/03/10
Omni-Listed
Lists are good in concept, but often redundant. This product scrubs lists to make them more functional.
03/03/10
Contest Marketing Helper
This tool helps social marketers run, track and monitor contests on Twitter.
03/03/10
Threadhash
Follow twitter hashtags and build a thread of posts and posters.
03/02/10
Good Tweets
Alert me when particular brands/people I have marked have tweets that do extremely well. Analyze across Twitter and other Social Media.
03/02/10
Sometimes You're Paranoid
I give you information about myself and tell you the twitter usernames of my coworkers. You alert me if someone is tweeting about me.
03/02/10
Y Follow
This product will allow SM wonks to track why users are following them on Twitter.
03/02/10
(Don't) Cross the Streams!
A tool for making sense of over cross-posted messages, distilling it down to the important information.
03/02/10
Cross the Streams
A tool for posting once to any number of social networks, in the manner of your choosing, and relevant to the specific networks.
03/02/10
Twitter A/B testing
A system whereby a user can segment his followers and compare response rates between a baseline tweet and a set of variations.
03/02/10
Riot Starter
Track the ratio of replies, reference and retweets to your original tweets over time.
03/01/10
MarshallK People Tracker
Find new people to follow based on who influential people you define are following. Automatically create and add to lists.
02/28/10
Simple Gifter
A technical solution to tracking the ROI of real-life networking events and email campaigns via gifting.
02/28/10
Tweet Time
Find the "best time to tweet" based on when your followers are most active, with the ability to break down by lists or a search.
02/26/10
Almost a Customer
Better track where your customers came from when your primary means of marketing is social media word of mouth.
02/25/10
Social Monitoring Dash
Track and report on the number of of brand mentions over time and for specific periods of time. Also provide sentiment tracking.
02/25/10
Social Service Dashboard
Integrate traditional team-based customer service tools with the growing space of social media.
02/22/10
SocialTriad Campaign Monitor
An analytics dashboard tying together the various metrics needed to track small to mid-sized campaigns running on myspace/facebook/twitter.
02/22/10
Tweet2Blog
View the blog posts of people, grouped by the different Twitter lists that they're a part of.
02/22/10
TweetJack Monitor
Monitor your Twitter and other social media accounts to detect if you've been hacked and notify you immediately.
02/21/10
Blog-Post Title Crowdifier
Use crowdsourcing to find a blog post title that will generate the most buzz.
02/21/10
RowFeeder
Track Tweets by search terms and other filters in real-time using a Google spreadsheet.

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Find new people to follow based on who influential people you define are following. Automatically create and add to lists.

So Marshall Kirkpatrick over at Read Write Web has posted about how his new people tracking system here: http://marshallk.com/my-new-people-tracking-system

It's a pretty interesting concept and uses a number of different services to bubble potentially interesting new followers to the top by keeping track of people he finds influential. He then makes use of Twitter lists to keep track of the new followers and see if they're provide enough value to move into another full-time list.

The product would handle much of this automatically and all-inclusively. Keep track of new followers for people you define, allow you to follow those new people directly, or even add them automatically to a list if you desire. The monthly(?) list creation could also be automatic.

This certainly isn't for everybody, but for people that are actively looking to find new people to follow based off the implicit activity of others they find influential ... it's a very interesting concept.

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Products

Marketing Research #RF

FamilySquare

Klout-Tracker

RowBit

Beer/wine pairing app

Parody Police

Future Prices

ARBOLES

D-Bag Detector

StockTweet

Face Fanalyzer

Rick.ly

Social Health

Cardboard Cutouts

Trumors

AnswerStorm

InfoMusic

Distiller

Like a Boss

Retweet Radio (RTR)

FollowMinder

App-Checker-In'er

Where's Da Love?

Twitmapinerator

Reformative

Retweet Decoder

Untitled Startup Platform

Angry Tweeters

Crowdifier

"Tweeps-Who-Like-Us" Widgets

Don't Spoil It

MailStats

Email Garden/Inbox Gaurdian

Translation for Timelines

LnkBy.me

MacroStation: DIY Twitter-Client

TweepNotes

Automatic List Generator

Cross Pollinator

Spam Cannon

Excel-lent Twitter App

TISSUES

Reply-All Plug In

Most Important Tweets

SMS Reply Alerts

Biz Card Zen

Read Tweet Later

Shoulda Known That!

Clean My Stream

TweetGrader (Post Grader)

Omni-Listed

Contest Marketing Helper

Threadhash

Good Tweets

Sometimes You're Paranoid

Y Follow

(Don't) Cross the Streams!

Cross the Streams

Twitter A/B testing

Riot Starter

MarshallK People Tracker

Simple Gifter

Tweet Time

Almost a Customer

Social Monitoring Dash

Social Service Dashboard

SocialTriad Campaign Monitor

Tweet2Blog

TweetJack Monitor

Blog-Post Title Crowdifier

RowFeeder

MarshallK People Trackerby for

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Market Research

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