I’d imagine that the next boom for the social networking industry will draw more support from investors than Twitter and Facebook have been able to draw if they can attract a larger client base. That’s how it’s worked in the past, and with the reliance some people have with social networking sites, the best way to extend your brand is to make a splash across that medium.

By the way, when Twitter first came out, Tweeter was the first thing I thought of too. Very, very similar.

Wow, it was only 2005 (not too long ago) when the first social networking mega site was sold for HALF a billion dollars – Myspace.com.

It forever changed the way people view websites and sharing information. I think before myspace people were using yahoo, aol, and a few other social networking sites.

Then facebook came into the market, and exploded into the widely known site it is today. You could say it’s taken over for myspace.

A short time later, twitter.

If you would have asked me, “whats twitter?”, I’d have told you, “what the heck is twitter? isn’t that a car audio equipment brand?”

It shows you how ridiculous things are nowadays. In a year or two, we’ll see a new website, another site which people will see as a necessity of life. And it will probably sell for 2 billion next time. or more.

When will this crazy trend end?

Read more on my blog at http://studio1c.com/blog/17-internet-marketing/203-twabulous-twitter-tools.html

People will eventually get fed up of the spammers/ fake followers, and then what??

Good luck to them though…..