TweetDeck is a social media management tool for the real-time tracking, organizing and engagement of Twitter accounts.
TweetDeck is a chrome, desktop and mobile dashboard application for the management of Twitter accounts. TweetDeck provides a range of features to make it easier for publishers and marketeers to manage their Twitter accounts.
Track conversations in real-time, customize timelines, search for people or hashtags, and share accounts with teammates without sharing any passwords. TweetDeck helps its users find and share the topics that matter most to them. It’s a personal browser for keeping up-to-date on what’s happening right now!
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Schedule Tweets: Schedule future tweets with TweetDeck.
Monitor multiple timelines: TweetDeck’s user interface allows the monitoring of multiple timelines at once.
Multiple users on one account: Manage a single Twitter account with multiple people without sharing personal passwords.
Auto-refresh: No need to refresh a feed. TweetDeck streams timelines in real-time.
The best feature of TweetDeck is that it's free. It's also easy to use and has a simple interface that updates and loads in real time. It's easy to customize what you want to see and you can add multiple accounts into one interface.
One major drawback of Twitter is that you can't add people as admins to an account. For me to offer Twitter services, I have had to ask a client for their password to their Twitter account. With TweetDeck, the teams feature allows multiple people to share a Twitter account without having to share the password. But, that brings me to what I don't like about TweetDeck.
What I don't like about TweetDeck is that you can't schedule posts in advance in bulk. I have to input a recurring post in one at a time, which is time-consuming. I use it for clients who have a low level Tweet plan with my site, but that's 21 tweets a month I have to enter one at a time.
I use it for one-off tweets and to monitor my Twitter client accounts. I like the easy to read interface and how I can customize it for multiple types of information for multiple accounts. TweetDeck is very helpful for monitoring engagements on Twitter and interacting with these engagements.
