For most of these shortened links you see within friends’ timelines, you would probably like to check if anyone else has considered them a value or of enough interest to be read and shared. Or maybe you simply want to follow all conversation that goes around the world for a topic mentioning your brand/organization or your blog articles.

As a solution to this trend, Tweetvisor is now displaying world wide reactions to any URL shared on Twitter and listed with the web-based application, via newly launched ContextVoice service.

How this works on Tweetvisor

• First, Tweetvisor is expanding via LongURL.org all URLs found in any tweets listed in Twitter timelines, so you can preview the full URL and page titles before clicking on shortened links with unpredictable content.

• Under each full URL you will find a link to expand via ContextVoice the list of ALL world wide reactions for that article or web page (check the large snapshot below).

About ContextVoice

ContextVoice is a London-based Romanian startup, who’s leaders are known for also creating SeedCamp-winner uberVU. Their system is crawling various web platforms from which it thoroughly gathers all comments and reactions for a specific article URL. In their own words, it sounds like this:

ContextVoice gets comments, reactions, mentions around a URL from all over the Web. For example, if a blog post gets commented on, if it has trackbacks that also have comments, if it gets shared on Twitter or FriendFeed, if it gets comments on Digg or Reddit, ContextVoice sees this as a single conversation that it tracks in close to real-time.

So forget the simple keyword mention. If a customer’s brand is mentioned in a blog post, there’s a wealth of data in the comments on the blog, on Twitter and on FriendFeed. Most of those comments will not contain the specific brand keyword. Although the comments express very valuable opinions, that information is lost. The only solution is tracking the whole conversation, wherever it goes around the Web. That’s where ContextVoice comes in.

» Learn more from their launching post on ContextVoice Blog.

Send us your feedback and reactions about this new feature on Tweetvisor

Check out the snapshot below to see how we’ve implemented ContextVoice’s magic on Tweetvisor. And send us your reactions to this feature, along with any feedback related to your experience while using Tweetvisor.

About Tweetvisor

Tweetvisor is a United States-based Romanian startup, a web-based fully-featured Twitter application developed by Nelu Lazar. From the long list of all features Tweetvisor offers for its users since January 2009, we mention some here:

• Manage multiple accounts (personal, corporate etc.)
• Multi-column templates, with auto-refresh (replies, DMs, hot-topic and various timelines)
• Tabbed browsing (each user, trend, hashtag, stock ticker etc. has its own tab)
• Display conversation threads (to better understand friends’ tweets)
• Groups and user Tags (for categorizing your friends)
• Search box, integrated
• Save favorite search topics
• Complex searches, geolocation search, with option to save search query for later use
• Reply to All, Reply, DM, RT, Favorite inline quick buttons
• Youtube, Vimeo and Metacafe inline thumbs
• TwitPic and Pikchur inline photo previews
• Picture uploads via TwitPic
• Stock tickers links
• Hashtag links
• Feed Reader, integrated, that allows adding and listing RSS feeds, and displays ContextVoice world wide reactions
• Hot Topic tab, that auto-refreshes tweets about a favorite topic
• Mouseover replies opens “in reply to” tweet
• Twtask, TweetShrink and MrTweet integrations
• Live Twitter trends list
• URLs preview, with world wide reactions via ContextVoice
• Shorten URL services (bit.ly, cli.gs, is.gd, snipr.com, tinyurl.com, tr.im, twurl.nl, u.nu etc.)
• Manage followers
• Favorite tweets list
• Inline video replies
• Secure sign in to Twitter accounts via SSL (OAuth on its way)
• Power User of the Day (linked badge for most active “feedbackers” and users)
• Featured Users panel (linked Twitter avatars for people using Tweetvisor)