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10 Worthwhile Twitter Bots

Started by Whitney Hess · 10 months ago

Yeah, you get it. I love Twitter. It’s a great place to connect with new and interesting people, but it’s also just a good platform for information delivery and in some cases productivity. Some of these are actual bots (automated accounts) while others are just run by ... Continue reading »

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compassioninpolitics
11 months ago

I just ran across a post about @godaddyguy who like @comcastcares will provide technical support.

Fantastic post....

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Delilah Hinman
11 months ago

Personally, I like to follow @woot to find out the latest woot.com deal!

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Daniel
6 months ago

I have found the following Twitter bots that I find helpful for any NFL fan or Fantasy Football player:

http://www.ecouchcoach.com/twitter.php?Action=i...
http://www.ecouchcoach.com/twitter.php

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Katy
5 months ago

I follow these : @twtask to create tasks directly form twitter and @getsong to watch videos.

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Nuno Rodrigues
4 months ago

If you want to check a bot which provides the results of the main football (Soccer) competitions just check http://www.twitter.com/twitscores

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Times Labs
4 months ago

@romeo__ and @juliet__ Shakespeare's play, one line every fifteen minutes.

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Anstar
2 months ago

http://twitter.com/hotfreelance - twitter bot for freelance job seakers

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