EasyTweets – Managing Multiple Twitter Accounts With Options

Twitter users, especially those who keep multiple accounts for various uses, will want to see this one. Maybe you have one account for business, one to promote a website as a feed blaster, and one for personal use. Maybe you have several accounts, one for each website? In any case, you’ll be very interested in EasyTweets.

This is more than just a browser plug-in or a quick-swap method to go from one account to the next. This tool is for power users that really push Twitter as far as it will go, but don’t like the restrictions a downloadable app entails.

EasyTweets is Web-based and very powerfully versatile. It’s not often we come across tools like this that are actually useful—beyond the usual. It offers multiple account management, alerts when your brand is mentioned on Twitter, post-scheduled messages, RSS feed auto-posting, trend monitoring, Tweet-to-email conversions, and more.

This is a great tool if you’re into Twitter as more than just a way to blast the occasional comment about McDonald’s or whether Brittany’s new hair is in style. Beyond managing multiple Twitter accounts, the real power of this tool comes from it’s ability to auto-post and pre-post items.

Like a blog, EasyTweets allows you to post things and set a publish date for them, so they’ll automatically be sent at a specific time. Auto-posting is also extremely valuable, as you can plug RSS feeds in so that when they update, the post is automatically sent. So maybe you have a blog and a Twitter account to match it as a “post blaster.” Well, now it’s automated for you so you don’t have to bother doing both jobs.

The trend monitoring and graphing is also extremely useful if you have a niche or semi-niche blog or website. You can track how often your brand is mentioned on Twitter, get notices when (and where) it’s mentioned, and see how your niche is building.

Another great tool, especially for the obsessive Tweeters, is the SMS or email alerts you can have sent to you when any (or specific) accounts receive tweets from their network or when your brand is mentioned—as part of the above tracking. For smart phone users, this could be highly useful.

Again, it’s not often that we see truly useful tools for social networking sites like Twitter. These tools either blatantly fall into the “yet another browser plug-in” category or the “I use Twitter for spamming” genre. It’s only rarely that they fall into the “holy crap, that’s actually useful” group.

EasyTweets is one of that last bunch: useful, even for non-marketing types.