Hummingbird for Twitter - Why You Shouldn't Waste Your Time and Money!

STAY AWAY from the Hummingbird!(note: as of this writing, I've yet to receive any support, return contact, or a refund from Mesiab Labs.)

I purchased Hummingbird "The Pro Tool For Twitter Marketing," on September 5, 2009 to manage our Clients' Twitter Accounts. Considering Mesiab Labs' hefty price on the tool (approximately around the $100 range, excluding a promo code which drops the price to roughly around $82), I made the decision to purchase my first Twitter marketing tool (Really! this is the first I've ever purchased).

Subsequent to logging into the desktop GUI, my first action was to attempt to unfollow, followers. But it would not get past the first page without having to click the unfollow button again. Apparently, the feature did not work as advertised - the Automated Unfollow Button. Subsequently, I was prompted to download an update, hoping it would repair my concern. Unfortunately, now, I am unable to enter my registration key; and have not been able to use Hummingbird ever since. Overall, I have uninstalled the program from my PC.

Furthermore, I've requested a refund through e-mail. I have tried...

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Twitter Traffic better than Google? My Hubpages

Twitter Traffic better than Google? My Hubpages

The Kung-Fu Master Reveals! Twitter Versus Google
Hello Everyone!
Well, first of all, I have to say...THANKS TWITTER, for beating the Google Traffic to my hubs!
There's no doubt in my mind that Google is by far the heftiest traffic driver around. And in the world of hubpages, it probably ranks within the top five of your "Traffic Sources;" well, for me anyways. However, that all ended today!
Personally, I've never used social networking sites or any micro-blogging platform to market myself, or my ideas; and always sought after the traditional methods of face-to-face, kung-fu style marketing. So, a couple of days ago, I decided to unleash my hubs one of these sites to experiment on traffic generation and another traffic driver. The lucky candidate here was Twitter – “a service for friends.”

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