TweetAttacks is a twitter marketing software that lets you follow and unfollow people in twitter automatically. You can also use it to make replies when someone tweets about something related to what you offer. Here’s the comlete list of features that TweetAttacks offer to its users:

Autofollow Module
Follow from users followers
Follow from users following
Follow from users lists
Follow users who mentions targeted keywords

Auto Unfollow Module
Unfollow users who dont follow you back
Unfollow users who dont follow you back after # of days
VIP List – Protect chosen users to be unfollowed even if they dont follow you back

Advance Search and Real Human Filtering
Use all twitter advance search features including location for geo targeting
Ignore users with no picture
Ignore tweets that contains links
Ignore tweets not posted from web

Follow\Unfollow Scheduler Module
Schedule follow and unfollow task for multiple accounts

Reply Generator Module
Generate replies to thousand of users looking for your product and services
Tweet Spinning
Generate thousand retweets

Wait and Reply Module
Auto wait and reply to future tweets related to your offer 24\7

Multi User Tweet Poster Module
Post Tweets to multiple accounts at the same time

Tweet Poster Module
Tweet Scheduler
Schedule to socialoomph
Tweet Generator

ReTweet Attacks
Retweet link to thousand of accounts and authority and backlinks from tweet statistic websites

Advance Account Protection
Use web not API
Set random delays
Set random limits

Click here to check out TweetAttacks where you can purchase the pro version or download the limited free version. Or you can use this link to get a $20 discount code for twitterattacks when you purchase the pro version.

Hitting a “Report as spam” button newly added to the Action section of Twitter pages alerts Twitter’s safety team to check out what, if anything, should be done about a purportedly abusive profile.

“Folks can now help us conquer spam by calling our attention to a profile they find questionable,” Jenna Dawn of Twitter said in a blog post.

“Once you report a profile it will automatically be blocked from following or replying to you. You nailed it!”

Twitter opted not to automate the feature so it can’t be used “to incite an angry mob against an account you don’t like.”

A social networking feature ala Twitter micro-blogging service was also rolled out and is now available to US users and soon to the whole world.

This developments are signs of Yahoo working to defend their position as the top email service provider but the questions are, will it work? Twitter is an established micro-blogging network already and there have been many copycats that tried to take them out but wasn’t successful. For organizing photos, there is Google’s Picasa which is truly wonderful (that’s my opinion) and a lot more popular photo organizing sites such as Photobucket.

I will wait til the service comes to the Philippines and let’s see how those features will work inside a web mail interface.

Twitter Co-founder Biz Stone wrote on their blog:

We’re gearing up to launch a new feature which makes Twitter truly location-aware. A new API will allow developers to add latitude and longitude to any tweet. Folks will need to activate this new feature by choice because it will be off by default and the exact location data won’t be stored for an extended period of time. However, if people do opt-in to sharing location on a tweet-by-tweet basis, compelling context will be added to each burst of information.

Third party developers like Germany’s Twibble have already produced geo-location services for Twitter relying on user details in their profiles. Let’s see what Twitter will have to offer on their own.

Twitter Server Error 503

For those who don’t know what HTTP 503 error means, it is the standard HTTP error that says “Service Unavailable.” Some possible reasons to list are:
- a required program has not yet been started on the server or has crashed
- exceeded its monthly bandwidth allowance
- a connection to a database has failed or is misconfigured
- server may be forbidden from giving you the requested document
- other types of network or server errors.

Now, which one of the above is twitter experiencing at the moment?

“We’re just getting started as I’ve said. The company is two years old, we have so much to do, so much product stuff to fix, and so much growing to do,” Stone said.

This declaration just placed an exclamation point to the rumors that Google, Inc., Microsoft and Apple Inc. are all interested in acquiring the company. Twitter previously declined a $500 million offer by Facebook.

They are not selling it!

Maybe not for now….

While checking for footages in the current Gaza crisis in youtube, I came across this channel earlier which is said to be owned by the Israel Defense Force Spokesperson Unit. The channel shows video clips with updates on Israel ground force attacks,  Hamas offices, weapon storage hit by the air strikes and videos of Israel humanitarian aid bound for Gaza which looks like an answer to the accusations that they are not allowing any humanitarian aid going inside Gaza.

I have also seen the twitter account of the Israel consulate providing an online press conference on what’s happening in Gaza. It was Consul David Saranga of Israel that concludes, “the point of this was to hear what ppl say and to share our point of view with fellow twitters.”

If you’ll check the facebook statistics, you will see that it has more than 100 million active users, which makes them the most-trafficked social media site in the web and the 5th most trafficked website (Alexa). Can you imagine how much traffic you can get for your website thru it? I’ll share you what I’ve been doing earlier with my facebook account.

First of all, I went to my privacy settings. In here, you can control how you will display details about you, either to your friends alone or to the entire world. I have exposed most of my infos to my whole network, except my phone number, IM info and email address as I still want to leave some privacy in my life.

Then, I started making connections. I searched for persons I know personally then added them as my friend, search their friends, then added them too and so on and so fort. I searched for groups where my interest belongs then joined them. I preferred joining groups with more number of members.

Facebook applications are cool so I went on adding them to my account. Here’s a list of what I suggest:

• Twitter App – it will auto-syndicate any post you make on twitter to your facebook profile page.
• Simply RSS App – provides an easy way to add feeds to your profile so you can easily share your blog or favorite feeds to your friends.
• Stumbleupon App – this will show sites you have marked as favorites in your stumbleupon profile, which will also be visible in your profile page.
• Friendfeed App – this will connect all your activity from facebook, twitter, flickr, linkedin and more.

If you’ll notice, all the applications I have installed is a great way to automatically syndicate all my activity from various social media sites that will help me reach more people for my site or products.

Oh, I’ve also added some just for fun apps, it’s a good way to interact with your friends. Sending them something like a poke or a hug lets them feel that you’re there to socialize and not just to syndicate your things into facebook!