The App at work.

Who Should i Follow is a website created to give new and existing members of the Twitter community recommendations on interesting people they should follow. The website is basically an application that is easy to use and very easy to understand. Upon getting to the website, you are prompted to enter your Twitter user name. The site then performs a quick check of the users you follow and provides you with a list of other users that are similar to the ones you currently follow.

My first thought was to just try and sell it and move on. However, I thought better of it and decided to see if I could find a blogger that might be interested in helping me out with keeping the site up to date.

So, are you a blogger? Do you love and use Twitter and Twitter sites/apps all the time. Do you love finding new ones and can string a few sentences together describing them? I’m looking for someone to start updating this very site and adding as many Twitter sites and apps as possible (there are plenty out there).

The catch? I can’t pay you directly. I know, I know, I hate reading help postings that say that just as much as you do. But, it’s the way things are right now. What I can do is offer you a healthy percentage of any new advertising revenue that comes in for this site (currently next to nothing). Or even an actual partial ownership of the site itself. I don’t expect the right person to do this for nothing in return. If you can help me keep this site up to date, you deserve an interest in what you are doing.

If you are interested and can commit to regular updates to this website, please contact me. We can discuss exactly what you would need in order to sign-on. If I get good response from this, I may take on more than one person (FYI), but that will be fully disclosed ahead of time.

The messages are something like this:
“John Gruber (gruber) stopped following you on Twitter after you posted this tweet:
What’s the difference between Arial and Helvetica?”