Twitter is increasingly become a one-stop shop when it comes to functionality, but there are still plenty of gaps that can make getting the most out of Twitter a challenge.
Happily, there are plenty of tools to fill those gaps – here are three of our favourites.
1. Riffle
There are plenty of Twitter analytics tools out there, but Riffle presents the data in an easy-to-digest, visual way.
Riffle is a Chrome extension, meaning that once it's installed you can login to your regular Twitter page, and enjoy souped-up features.
These include influencer and competitor analysis, your top tweets and mentions, which devices your followers favour, and a daily breakdown of your performance and follower activity.
2. ManageFlitter
With over 3 million users, ManageFlitter is one of the most popular and robust Twitter apps going around.
The app excels at organising your followers into groups based on interests and a broad range of criteria. ManageFlitter also lets you drill down to see when you're followers are most likely to be online, and the best time to schedule tweets.
As a bonus, this plucky app also has one of the most powerful bio search functions around, making connecting with influencers easier.
3. Paper.li
Looking for a new way to present your tweets and mentions? Paper.li has the answer.
This clever tool lets you collate your top tweets, and those of your followers, into a newspaper-style format that can be shared on your Twitter account.
Aside from presenting trending topics in an easy-on-the-eyes format, Paper.li might also get you a boost from influencers who feature in your daily digest.
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