Comments on: Hummingbird Review – The Professional Twitter Marketing Tool

By: Dianna Sandora

Dianna Sandora — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 11:53:58 +0000

http://hummingbird2.com/hummingbird
link is dead

By: Tony Hayes

Tony Hayes — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 05:29:46 +0000

I considered buying Hummingbird a while ago but decided I’d do better to make my own solution that actually has everything I’d want in a tool like this:
http://twitter-ally.com
Well, it took a long time to create being just one person but there are many advantages to being able to add new features fairly easily now as I’ve learnt a lot in the process.

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By: Michael Brown

Michael Brown — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 04:15:36 +0000

I looked at Hummingbird in May and decided it was too expensive so, like chad I wasted the hours manually following and unfollowing to build. Then Twitter changed it’s numbering system and you couldn’t tell who was who without a further click on each person, not only that you have to remember who you followed to make sure not to follow them again. Uhg! So when I heard about the 50% discount I jumped on it. Whoa, what a difference. At a glance you know who you follow and who you may have followed in the past. Used responsibly this is great software and as Chad says it saves hours weekly. The new version seeks followers on a keyword select basis and methodically adds 4-6 folowers an hour(targeted). My support issues have been handled in mere hours. Two thumbs up in my book.

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twitter marketing — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 18:15:58 +0000

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By: Carol

Carol — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 02:44:18 +0000

I was excited about Hummingbird too when I first got it. I added a huge amount of followers to my site, targeted followers too. Then Twitter started making changes and Hummingbird has had some problems. They seem to be down about as much as they are up lately, and since they do have one of the most expensive automated tools, you’d think they’d try a bit harder. I truthfully wouldn’t have complained, just waited for them to fix, but their support stinks. They hardly ever go in their forum and tell their customers what to expect or what is wrong. That’s why I can’t recommend Hummingbird. You at least have to take care of your customers. Sorry.
Carol