The help page with all the commands is at http://tweetlister.com/propertybot.aspx.

Hope you find this useful!

Enhanced Listing Details
Every TweetLister tweet links to a detail page — and the NEWS is that we’ve just upgraded the detail pages to allow you to include more information about the property and even Profile information about yourself! Here’s how it works: whenever you create a new listing using our simple listing form, you automatically get a basic listing detail page. You can see this detail page by clicking on the link that is part of your listing “tweet”. You can then choose to add more listing details by clicking “Edit” next to your listing, and selecting “Add More Listing Details – NEW!!”. Here you will be able to add up to 4 additional photos (5 total), add a description and up to 10 custom listing features, add a map, mortgage calculator and other tools to your listing, a disclaimer, open house information, and more!

Agent/Owner Profile Information and Dedicated Listings Pages
Now you can add one or more Agent/Owner Profiles to your account, including a photo, contact information and brief bio for each Profile. When you enter a listing, you can now indicate which Profile to appear on the detail page. This is handy for real estate firms with multiple agents, who want to enter listings in one place and associate different listings with different agents. When users click on your Profile link at the bottom of your detail page, they will be able to see all of your Profile information along with all of your active TweetLister listings!

Associate Multiple Twitter Accounts with one TweetLister Account
You can now associate many Twitter accounts with your TweetLister account. When you enter a listing, you can now select which Twitter account to “tweet” to. You can now have specific Twitter accounts for different regions, or different types of properties, and tweet those listings on the appropriate account.

New Search Features
TweetLister’s Search Listings feature has always offered a more detailed and direct way to view quality real estate listing tweets. In response to the overwhelming response and usage of this feature, we have added valuable criteria to the search form – ensuring that you will receive even more specific and useful results. In addition to Listing Category and Type, Type of Property, you can now search by City or Neighborhood, State, Country, Keyword and Minimum and Maximum Price.

But getting past that, as Michael also points out (and the author here Brett Weaver) has agreed, is that Twitter does make a great search engine. Brett points out a great approach at building your Twitter feed without offending anyone. But for those of you who just can’t get past the fact that you’re putting a listing in front of your follower, there is a very simple solution.

Step 1- Setup a 2nd twitter account for yourself. Call it whatever you want.
Step 2 – Login into TweetLister (or do directly thru your Twitter account or other 3rd party tool) and start posting all your listings to post however frequently you want.
Step 3 – Don’t follow anyone w/ that account, and don’t use it to send out any other tweets.
Step 4 – Let the power of Twitter as a search engine work for you. Your listings are now on Twitter and are searchable. Don’t believe me? Here’s a search on Twitter for 2br houses for sale: http://search.twitter.com/search?q=for+sale+house+2br

You’ll see the results are all real estate listings that someone might see. What is the harm in that?You haven’t pissed any of your followers off, your listings are also available on TweetLister’s search engine, as well as any other 3rd party search site that accesses Twitter. It’s an absolute win-win situation for the broker!

As brokers, we have to be creative and adapt to technology as it changes. Twitter can be both a social networking medium and an advertising medium at the same time!