This week’s featured website is Digg.

Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. From the biggest online destinations to the most obscure blog, Digg surfaces the best stuff as voted on by our community.

This week’s featured website is Viralheat

Viralheat is Social Media Analytics. It covers every corner of the social web from Google Buzz, Facebook, Twitter, Real-time web, to YouTube and provides insights for your social media campaigns that allow you to deliver a higher ROI.

Great tool!

This week’s featured website is Foller.me

Foller.me is a web application based on the Twitter API, used to gather Twitter analytics from any profile – in seconds! Foller.me scans your Twitter profile, parses your latest tweets and followers. Tweets are separated into topics, mentions and hashtags. Followers are mapped out on a Google Map.

I know, I know, you’re thinking I’m a little crazy with all the Twitter-centric Websites of the Week. But truthfully, there are a ton of GREAT Twitter tools and I want to share them!

This week is Formulists. It’s a great Twitter list tool (great for a social media campaign or launch!). With Formulists you can generate a broad range of Twitter lists that will continuously self-update and can be used from any Twitter client! Use it to organize your network, expand your network, track followers, strengthen social ties, and customize existing lists!

Find the best username with Namechk. On Namechk you can check to see if your desired username or vanity URL is still available at dozens of popular Social Bookmarking websites. Promote your brand consistently by registering a username that is available on the majority of the most popular sites.

This week’s Website of the Week is Untweeps.

Unfollow Twitter users who don’t tweet often enough.
UnTweeps uses the Twitter API to unfollow selected people you are following. Logging into UnTweeps is safe because they use Twitter’s login system which then allows UnTweeps to do its thing on your behalf.
After logging in, enter the number of days in the past you want to check. If you enter 30, then anyone who hasn’t updated their Twitter status (tweeted) in the past 30 days will be shown on a list. Then, just select who you want to “unfollow”!

Twitter Counter is a really useful tool for measuring your Twitter stats – and, of course, there’s no charge to use the standard options. Twittercounter enables you to see your Twitter Followers, those you are Following and also your Tweets in a graph format. There’s a useful free profile checker and a widget you can download for your blog. If you fancy giving your Follower numbers a boost, then you can pay to be a Featured User. There are further paid evaluation options available too from $15 a month.

One of the niftiest Twitter tools I’ve used in a long time can be found over at http://nutshellmail.com/ . Nutshell Mail gives you a regular update of what’s happening on your social networks. It makes following the comings and goings on Twitter a breeze, sending you an email at specified times with the latest conversations, including those from lists you follow. But what makes it indispensible is the “Show Me Quitters” action – yes, when some one you follow dumps you, you get to know and can quit them right back!

Hey, rather than call out our #Follow Friday list via Twitter, we prefer to say why we’re following these peeps, so you can decide whether they’re your cup of tea too

@everywomanUK – Pressure group, networking forum and voice for female entrepreneurs

@Netmums- Ace networking forum for mums! We recently visited their business forum

@thegreenfamilia- Let Brenda the green coolhunter share the environmentally friendly skinny with ya

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Hey, rather than shout out our #Follow Friday list via Twitter, we’d rather tell you why we’re following these peeps, so you can decide whether they’re your cup of tea too

@mikesouthon – Mike’s “Beermat Entrepreneur” was one of the first bizz books I read. Practical and fun to read, Mike is worth following too.

@rachelelnaugh – One of the original Dragons and now a business mentor. Rachel is not only one of the UK’s best known entrepreneurs, she’s also a mum to five!

@BTTradespace – Free sites for small businesses courtesy of BT. Follow Amy for the latest news from BTTradespace.

@problogger – The guru of blogging, (see our recent post), if you have a blog and want plenty of invaluable guidance, look no further.

@mumsrock – Aimed at ‘independently minded parents’, and avoiding the generic perfectionism that can so often be found on parenting sites, it makes for a dose of reality and humour.

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