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Avatar Went Hot: June 27, 2008 - 4:31 am
Posted By: mercylivi 108 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.searchenginejournal.com)
Category: Networking
Twellow is a new Twitter Directory which has been launched by the folks at iEntry/WebProNews and looks like it will be quite a piece of work. Taking elements from Twitter, web directories, search engines and the Yellow Pages, Twellow.com lets Twitter users add their Twitter profile to the vertically categorized directory; along with basic personal info, their web site and amount of followers (all taken from a Twitter account, I’d like to see the option to login, verify the account, and add more info).
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from scottclark 108 days ago #
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Hmmm. I sphunn Twelllo over an hour before this one...

http://sphinn.com/story/55088

Is Sphinn's search tool not working?

from bbcarter 107 days ago #
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Twellow is very cool, love the categories, coolest new twitter site in *days*!!!

from BrickMarketing 106 days ago #
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What a great idea!  The Twitter craze has no sign of stopping anytime soon!

from yojpotter2 105 days ago #
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Great Twitter directory..^^ I love it..it made the searching of friends a lot easier and also you can see recent tweets from members.


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