No sport lends itself to discussion quite like baseball does, with its nostalgia, myth, and numbers. That discussion has carried over to social networking destinations like Twitter: Baseball turns out to be a hotbed for provocation, humor, and commentary in the form of Tweets.

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I don’t like to talk about Twitter follower tools much because they get into the spammy side of Twitter. With that said, and this site being a resource on Twitter, I’m going to address the white hat ones.

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The smart kids at Twitter have put together a super sophisticated Twitter algorithm so that their smart computers know how to “read” the gazillion tweets they’re pushing through the firehose.

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Hello, friend. Today we’re learning the important lessons of bad Tweets including how to Tweet like a total jerk and get yourself fired. If you do the opposite of these things, you might not get fired! No promises, however.

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All businesses, organizations, media, and creatives are on Twitter to promote something. But do you know how to promote on Twitter with a positive impact?

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Whether you’re a plumber or a reseller of yoga mats, you don’t just need to learn Twitter for SEO, your website needs to be optimized for search too. Otherwise, why do you have a website? For the 10 people who read your URL on the side of your van while driving down the highway?

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If there is any basketball player who knows how to ignite a fire in his fans (or even basketball fans who really hate him), it’s LeBron James. In today’s social-media-driven world, celebrities tend to sit on one side of the fence; either they create a social media presence for themselves or they avoid having one at all. Never being one to hide by the sidelines, LeBron James’ Twitter is a constant stream directly from the celebrity.

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The old adage that Twitter is like one big cocktail party still holds. It’s a lot more than that, of course. So is a cocktail party, in fact. It’s a networking event for the attendees and a reputation builder, or breaker, for the hostess. It’s a food and beverage tasting for the guests and a product demo for the caterers and local distilleries. You get the point. And you get how important it is to watch your P’s and Q’s.

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Plume for Twitter is one of the best Twitter Android apps out there, and almost everyone agrees.

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This Hootsuite review shows that a third-party Twitter application can effectively combine many platforms into one for business and consumer users.

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