There are many cools tips and tricks you can successfully use to overcome the Twitter Character Limit. We both know that writing all we want to write in 140 characters really sucks and I personally believe that Twitter is singlehandedly reducing the vocabulary of an entire generation. The SMS generation of the offline world is embracing the online phenomenon that is Twitter.
Using Twitter Software is probably the best way to beat the 140 character limit. These are also known as applications or Twitter Apps for short. Below are 2 great tools that can help you overcome the wretched Twitter Character Limit.
Long Is The New Short on Twitter
TinyPaste is the equivalent of TinyURL for text. Instead of shortening URL’s, why not shorten text? The beauty of this tool is that you can write as much as you want, whether it’s a story or an article and once you’re finished, you will be given a link to tweet. If people click on the link, they can read your entire message on a separate page. How cool is that?
It’s a free service and you’d be crazy not to make use of such a service if your tweets rarely stay within the limits.
SMS Character Limit
TweetShrink is another cool tool that allows you to shrink your messages by using SMS language. You’ve probably already aware about how to read SMS text, so reaching tweets this way should not be a problem for you. Of course, if you are not a big fan of using SMS language, then you may object to such a tool. It’s essentially up to you to find what suits you best.
Once again, this is a free service, and those who love to text messages on the phones will embrace this tool in no time at all. You can find more great Twitter services to bypass the 140 character limit on the Just Skins blog.
The most important thing to remember in all of this is that there are always ways to overcome the Twitter Character Limit by simply doing a little bit of research and finding cool Twitter tools.



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When I hear this, I am really becoming a fan of twitter.