How do you manage your online interactions right now? If you’re like me, the answer is probably “not very well.” I create tags in emails and reminders and lists and all that – or I favorite tweets and sometimes email tweets to myself so folks don’t get lost in the chaos that is Twitter.

But along the way, you’ll likely realize (to your horror) that you’ve let various opportunities slip by – and all because “social” isn’t easily organized. Till now.

We’re excited to tell you about a service, a social client relationship management (CRM) that will organize all of your Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Foursquare and Google+ contacts in ways you’ve only imagined. This social CRM also integrates with your favorite apps like Hootsuite and Evernote (to name my two favs).

And better still? It just released new features – insights, signals and reminders – that will make this site the hub of your digital marketing efforts.

AND, they have a special offer for AllTwitter readers (only the fastest will snag it though, so read this quick!).

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Earlier, we told you about TweetChat and TweetGrid’s impending doom. And if you’re a fan of using either to manager Twitter hashtag chats, you’re likely in a tizzy.

Fear not, we have an alternative for you: SmartStream by oneQube. It’s free as well and it offers a bunch of extra functionalities that we think you’ll love.

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Have you noticed a bunch of direct messages and tweets lately telling you folks are managing their Twitter followers using something called ‘Just Unfollow’?

We’ve noticed it as well and took some time to check it out.

If you’ve been thinking of using it, we’ll tell you what’s what. And if you’re already using it, read this before you needlessly annoy the crap out of potential followers.

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You knew Rallyverse was THE way to curate content web-wide, but did you know they can INSTANTLY deliver customized content for social media distribution by brands, services, and other businesses?

No, you didn’t liar – because they just launched these capabilities.

But that’s okay, we’ll still tell you about them.

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If you were SUPER sad (as we were) to learn that Listorious no longer exists, you’ll be happy to learn of another Twitter list tool, TwitChimp.

It’s an interesting little slice of technology that allows users to find targeted followers – and although it isn’t free (beyond a certain threshold), it does provide some additional options that we think you’ll appreciate.

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If you’ve read our previous posts on Topsy, you know that it’s a pretty robust tool offering real-time analysis of public conversations.

And it just got a little better at saving you time.

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You don’t hear it a lot, but one by-product of Twitter’s new API restrictions is the affect it will have on tools typically regarded as spammers.

They’re either disappearing (for the most part) or following the straight and narrow.

One such tool, that Twitter took to court not too long ago, just announced updates that will put it in compliance with the new and improved Twitter. And its capabilities look pretty handy!

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Twitter is fantastic for making new connections and having crowd-sourced, quick conversations on various topics. The trouble comes when you want to DO something with the data.

Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way to organize #hashtagged conversations in a folder or, better yet, and interactive and easy to manipulate series of binders?

You guessed it – there’s a place to do just that. And put that credit card away, smart shopper, because it’s FREE.

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Some days you get a definite sense that something is off on Twitter. People seem angry or worried one day, extra-happy and goofy the next – it’s the land of 10,000 mood swings.

Ever wonder if your experiences on Twitter jibe with the rest of the Twitterverse? This hedonometer provides an answer.

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In a move that brings to mind the song “don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone,” Listorious is no more.

The self-curated Twitter list targeting tool, a favorite of many, has gone quietly into that good night – but there may be a light at the end of the tunnel.

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