“140-character status updates to a network of followers.” That makes Twitter sound simple but in fact, the social information platform has grown to be much more complex than its 140 character-limit suggests. Yet in many ways, the site’s actual functionality hasn’t exactly kept up with user interactions, which is why a lot of tweets take place through third-party sites and applications that make the experience more useful.
We’ve compiled a list of the top 20 third-party websites for making your Twitter experience more useful and easier to manage.
Big changes in the social media landscape this week mean there’s a lot to discuss. These posts highlight all the latest and greatest tools, tips, trends, and strategies for navigating the ever-changing social waters.
Mark Suster is a Partner at
