Ed writes:

I liked how you can tweet your EzineArticles.

Keep up the great content in your articles.

ED :)

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Michael writes:

This was really helpful information. Kudos on the blog post.

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Phil Johncock writes:

Hi Chris,

Thanks for this! I look forward to trying it out … and then sharing it on my weekly calls … and with followers!

Phil Johncock

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Dave Robus writes:

Sounds like a great way to communicate with others in same Niche Markets. Could be really good for business. Will be giving it a try.

Dave Robus

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Roseli A. Bakar writes:

This is a must use tool for all article marketers.

Great !!

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Gerald S. writes:

Love your new “find the experts” feature. I’d like to see you add a sort option: post date.

Thanks for making this great tool available!!
Gerald S.

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mona writes:

In what ways exactly is this good for business?
Appreciate all explanations.

Thank you.
Mona

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William writes:

That is fantastic. What a great motivation to continue to post articles to get more exposure from this service. I looked up the investing category and discovered that since you rank from highest number of articles to lowest, that I am up the top on most of my categories.

You guys are brilliant.

Very Exciting.

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Gary Huynh writes:

This new method of finding experts in my niche is very useful. It’s another way to find joint venture partners and publishers. I will be using this site a lot for my niche research also.

Thanks for developing the site!

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Kha Ton writes:

It is wonderful. This new tool really help and save me time to find people in the same niche of interest.
Thanks
Kha

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Patricia Weber writes:

Handy and useful. It will likely make it easy to find people interested in JV’s, collaborations or who might have affiliate programs that would make sense to connect with. Thanks. Will give it a try – and a tweet.

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Michelle Hill writes:

This tool opens up a whole new world. I clicked on a few of the websites though and the page was not found.

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Lance Winslow writes:

This is a very wise way for us all to leverage Tweeting in our Online Article Writing Community

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GABixler writes:

I love this idea…however, when I tried it, I found that you cannot really “follow” from the sort page. That is, I sorted to get all book reviews members, but then I tried to follow and only one member comes up…then you have to go back to twitter follow the page and follow on the twitter page. Is this what was intended. I got the impression from the layout that I could “follow” directly from the original page…just reporting but I don’t know whether this is an issue or not…In any event, it would be great to be able to follow directly from the list…but I know I always want more than has been provided by the programmers…so not complaining!

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GABixler writes:

Oops…I was wrong! What happens is that the individuals are added to the total follower count, but the “last” one you follow comes up…so that’s why I was confused!

This is great! Thanks! I really enjoy much more reading twitters from as you same, niche’s I am most interested in!

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

GABixler,

This announcement was sharing that you have to LOGIN to Twitter.EzineArticles.com with your Twitter username & password for the FOLLOW/UNFOLLOW to work.

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Lou-ann Atkinson writes:

Chris,
Just a great service, thanks for all you do.

I’m new to Twitter and trying to work out what it can do for my new business website, it’s been interesting.

You’ve now made it easy… being able to connect up with other Ezine Authors, by specific category has certainly fast tracked my efforts.

Cheers and Keep Up The Good Work,
Lou-ann

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Gail writes:

This has been a great tool and I have the Twitter Update widget on my blog – but my last published article was never tweeted. Just wondering what happened?
http://EzineArticles.com/?id=2015037

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Gail,

From time to time, some tweets are lost. It’s rare, but it does happen. I’ve turned over your account to our dev team to investigate this specific incident.

I did look into your acct and it appears to me that you’ve properly setup your twitter acct with us.

Sometimes Twitter goes down… Yesterday they had a power outage. Most likely we injected your tweet to them at a time when their service was down or perhaps their service was lagging at the point of injection. We love Twitter, but their uptime;…. well, let’s just say it’s something they are still working on. :)

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Gail writes:

Hi Chris, Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. That’s what I love about Ezine. I can only imagine how busy you are but you take every question seriously and always respond. Thanks again.

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Lance Winslow writes:

I must ask where did you get all those cool tweety bird images, You are making my cat very hungry, Fluffy is attacking my computer screen.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

You have a cat named “Fluffy”?

Well, me too:

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Lance Winslow writes:

Well, considering my Fluffy is very fluffy, it seemed like the only appropriate name. I think Fluffy is a good name for a cat. I just wonder what the Presidential Dog will be named, I understand it will be a Portuguese Water Dog, that was the breed they picked, I’ll be interested in finding out the dog’s name.

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John Yazo writes:

This idea with Twitter was excellent. It boosted the traffic to my site and I am getting allot of great feedback.

Thank You
John Yazo

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Melanie writes:

Just the kind of information I was looking for – Thanks so much, Chris!

Having a means to narrow down, zero in, and connect with “precisely” who you want is invaluable … not to mention a real time saver.

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