Ben Chestnut from MailChimp posted an excellent review of how the MailChimp team (@mailchimp) is using CoTweet to manage their corporate tweeting.
In How MailChimp Uses CoTweet, Ben provides one of the most illustrative reviews of CoTweet yet and also describes the pain that the team was feeling before they started using CoTweet.
Be sure to check it out.
Wow, where’d April go? It was another great month for CoTweet, both in terms of product development and market acceptance. Here are some highlights:
“…savvy startup CoTweet has come up with a magic formula for Twittering brands that is one part CRM and one part marketing tool, that they hope many a company will want to pay for.” CoTweet: The Twitter CRM Tool of Choice for BestBuy, JetBlue, and Ford
— Mashable
“As CoTweet provides real value to people managing consumer brands, it will not be hard for the company to charge for its service. ” CoTweet mentioned in Rafe Needleman’s Accosted by Twitter at Web 2.0 Expo.
— CNET
Fast Company
Robert Scoble includes CoTweet among 7 Must Have Twitter Tools.
LouisGray.com
Excellent product review by Jesse Stay. CoTweet Brings CRM to Twitter.
The Next Web
CoTweet was selected as the only US-based start-up as a finalist for TheNextWeb Start-Up Rally. View the video presentation here.
A review of CoTweet was posted on microblogging news site, Microblink, today. It left us gushing. You can read the full review here.
Some excerpts:
“CoTweet may just be the ultimate corporate Twitter tool.”
“Aaron Gotwalt (@gotwalt), Jesse Engle (@jesseengle) and Kyle Sollenberger (@iamkyle) think they’ve built the tool that could finally push businesses over the tipping point and into Twitter full-bore. From the looks of their new app, CoTweet, I’d say they’re well on their way.”
“What business users will probably be most excited about is the look and feel of this app. Everything is very polished, just like any other piece of software they’re used to using.”
“If you’ve ever watched Merlin Mann’s Inbox Zero video and wish you could do the same with Twitter, CoTweet answers again.”
“While previous corporate Twitter case studies were reserved for innovative companies like Whole Foods and Zappos, the team at CoTweet has built a tool that truly gives any company the ability to use the microblogging service effectively. Head over to their site and get signed up for the private beta for a chance to try it out.”
“Even after CoTweet rolls out a pro/paid plan (and I’m sure they will), companies will still be lining up with cash in hand to utilize this tool. You owe it to your company to give it a whirl.”
