Twellow.com is…the Twitter Yellow Pages. It’s a traditional style directory where you can list your Twitter profile for free. Registering at Twellow allows you to create your Twellow profile, add categories, add links, and create your bio. Whether you use your Twitter account for personal or business use, Twellow is a must, to find and be found. Registration is simple. Your account requires your Twitter credentials and your email address. You can opt-in for email updates, have Twellow send a tweet about your registration, or not. Once you register, you are taken directly to the Profile Editor page.

Twellow imports a good amount of information from your Twitter account to save you time creating your profile. You’ll need to check your email and validate your registration. Twellow automatically adds 10 categories for you.You’ll want to edit their choices since they only allow 10, and they are based on information pulled from your Twitter account. They may not be completely accurate. Click the “Create Extended Bio” button to add details to your bio. This opens a 2000 character box where youcan type additional biographical information.

Twellow allows you to add links to your other social media profiles with some 26 choices. Simply type in your user name for the corresponding site and Twellow will create a link to your profile on that site. Click the “Done” button when you are finished.

This completes your Twellow profile. Scroll to the top of the page to grab a button for your website or blog:

Click the “Click to View Your Profile” link to check out your new Twellow profile. Twellow creates a nice profile where users can follow you on Twitter, check out your other social media profiles, read your recent tweets, find a link to your website and read your profile information.

To network using Twellow, click the “Twellowhood” tab at the top of the page. Twellow presents you with a clickable map of the world. You can choose a region all the way down to the city level. Twellow lists the Twitter users in that specific area.

You can find and network with both local and non-local users. Twellow lists any possible category matches it finds to the right of the results. The Twellow tabs have a couple quick tools that allow you to stay on Twellow to view your Friends and Followers by clicking the corresponding tab. In addition, the Suggested Users tab suggests users for you to consider following based on your profile information.

Overall, Twellow is a great Twitter tool and a nicely organized directory. It’s definitely a must for any Twitter user.

Pros

• Huge directory
• Traditional directory layout
• Straightforward

Cons

• Tools are not as simple and concise as other Twitter tools

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