Qwitter - Catching Twitter Quitters

Posted on 21. Oct, 2008 by Alejandro Reyes in Twitter

Qwitter

Ever wonder when someone “unfollows” you from Twitter?  Well if you’re someone that cares to know about those type of things, Qwitter is a really cool resource for you.

All that you have to do is just put your username and email into Qwitter and it will notifiy you when someone stops following you.  It will look like this:

Qwitter Notification

You might not wanna know who is unfollowing or for some you might.  I just stumbled upon Qwitter and I think it’s pretty interesting.  I’ll be testing it out to see what happens.

Don’t forget to follow me on Twitter.

I’d be interested to know what YOU think?

Would you rather know who’s unfollowing you or not know?

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8 Responses to “Qwitter - Catching Twitter Quitters”

  1. Yisel Guajardo (4 comments.)

    21. Oct, 2008

    Hey Alejandro!

    I would give it a try just out of curiosity.

    But it doesn’t seem it offers any real
    benefit long-term as far as a feedback/tracking tool.

    Unless you’re able to spot a pattern over
    time of people un-following you after
    similar type posts.

    Or if there was an option where people
    could give you feedback on why they are
    un-following you.

    Otherwise you’re really just guessing as to why.

    But you know, combining it with something
    like tracking your twitter links with
    snipurl and seeing what people DO respond too,
    would probably give you a better
    overall picture.

    See ya later!
    yisel

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  2. Alejandro Reyes (136 comments.)

    21. Oct, 2008

    you gave me a good idea on why it might be good for some.

    there’s some marketers out there that promote a lot of clickbank products & lead capture pages in their tweets…

    this might be a good way for them to track & see “who’s unfollowing me cause i’m just promoting stuff instead of adding value to people…

    thanks for commenting yisel

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  3. Tracy Needham (1 comments.)

    21. Oct, 2008

    You know, I just don’t want to know. It seems like it would just give me something else to stress about, and there’s already plenty of that!

    Tracy

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  4. Tara (1 comments.)

    21. Oct, 2008

    I have been wondering for awhile if there was a way to see who un-follows. I keep a good eye on my followers and have only lost a few but it would be nice to see who un-follows and after what tweet. Thanks.

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  5. Cassie (1 comments.)

    21. Oct, 2008

    I wouldn’t want to know because I’d probably wake up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night thinking “Why oh why did [name] stop following me on Twitter!” Well, probably not to that extreme but it would irk me and the thought would have more head space than it deserved.

    Cassie

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  6. Jim Zak (1 comments.)

    31. Oct, 2008

    I also came across this site and thought it would be kewl to see when people quit following you and what it was you might have tweeted about that may have caused them to quit following you. I singed up, had my first TwitterQuitter the followig day. I checked out who it was and what I tweeted about. Thought what I said was not something to quit following me for. So I used twitter.grader.com to check if the person is still following me and sure enough, the person that twitterQuitter reported as not following me was still following me. So I’m not sure if twitterQuitter has a bug or what but it wasn’t accurate with me. So far, that was my only twitterQuitter after about 4-5 days. I’ll keep ya posted.

    Thanks for sharing this with us Alejandro. I look forward to more great info from you like this.

    Jim Zak

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