TweetDeck it’s simple to use but very powerful, a highly recommended tool to organize and power your marketing and social strategy.

Schedule tweets, multi account, everything in the same screen (feed, messages, your wall, future tweets, etc). It has been critical for my social and marketing post to organize my posts and my strategy. And it’s easy to use.

Even when you have everything you need in the same screen sometimes I feel I would like to personalize it even more and remove things and I don’t want to be there.

I use Tweetdeck to manage professional learning communities in an education environment. This includes sharing resources, learning with colleagues from across the globe, building relationships between different schools and educators, and also for keeping up with relevant education news.

Tweetdeck helps to categorize and collate conversations, topics, groups, and threads on a social media platform that can be overwhelming. The tool is free and it is also supported directly by parent company Twitter, so there is a level of legitimacy, security, and trust that is built-in. The tool is also very easy to use and allows for far better management of information. Tweetdeck allows a user to easily separate (and then access) relevant information on user-selected subjects with minimal issue.

One of the biggest drawbacks is that Tweetdeck only really works well on larger screens such as computers or tablets. It would be nice if there was a functional mobile version. There are competitors such as Hootesuite, but these are third-party apps without the same level of integration.

In one of my previous jobs, I had to supervise several Twitter accounts at the same time and sometimes needed to upload content as well. TweetDeck saved me the hassle of having several tabs and browsers open at the same, and to constantly login to the business accounts. At my current job I only need to manage two accounts, but it still saves me the hassle to open two different browser and I still enjoy the scheduling option.

TweetDeck makes the management of multiple Twitter accounts really easy, which is great when you have to control business accounts while still having access to your personal one. The different tools available helps to save a lot of time, as being able to see reactions from different accounts in real time simultaneously, or being able to post the same tweet on different accounts. As a browser app, it has the benefit of consuming little resources, but that also produces the lack of notifications and forces to have an open tab at all times (or when you need it). The best feature for me is to schedule content, allowing you to prepare in advance (even if you plan to add photos or videos). You can also link accounts, saving you to logging to every single one each time you need to use the service.

The interface can get a big busy when working with several tweeter accounts, and I would wish there was a desktop alternative. Other than that, this is a cool app.

This is a very useful app for management and tracking of tweets whether be it personal or business setup. The only inconvenience is that it's only intended for Twitter. And you know nowadays people go from one platform to another to interact with others. This would be a great game changer if this would be achieved.

This is very convenient in scheduling tweets and specially with multiple accounts. You can even login to these accounts at the same time which is a lot more convenient than logging out and then logging in to another one. I'm also confident using it with the idea that it is of the same company that it caters to, so at least when asking for support, which I haven't tried, is a lot easier. I tried a different app previously intended for my tweets, and this tool is great as it allows more content to be posted/ scheduled.

I just wish that this app supports other operating systems to allow other users to access it. Because like me, I access a lot of gadgets whether at work or at home, and it just deters me to not be able to use it on other devices. Another con for me is that you can't use it on other social media platforms, which would've been great since the interface is not so cluttered for this app.

Overall I've had a positive experience with TweetDeck. I've been using it for years and don't plan to change it anytime soon. It's a simple alternative with easy to use features and an organized layout.

What I like most about Tweetdeck is its layout and multi-account feature. I started using TweetDeck years ago when Twitter only allowed one account and I've never switched back. The feed is split by columns, allowing each account to have its own column or for specific items such as showing likes, mentions, or hashtags. It also allows you to customize minimal options, in a good way, as it keeps things easy and simple.

The least thing I like about this is the built-in video player. Every once in a while I'll click play on a video only for it to automatically end in a split second. After a refresh or two, or opening a link if there is one in the tweet, it will play normally. It doesn't happen all the time, but when it does it's more annoying and inconvenient than anything else since it's an easy fix.

My overall experience with Tweetdeck has been positive. Besides a little bit of confusion when it came to the dashboard when I first started using Tweetdeck, it quickly became an easy software to use. I schedule tweets days, weeks, and sometimes months ahead of time. I follow trending hashtags and responses to my content, and I'm able to quickly see notifications and tweets I find important to myself.

Tweetdeck is a social media content management platform designed to help schedule tweets, follow trends, and manage accounts. I use Tweetdeck for podcast promotion via Twitter. Tweetdeck allows you to schedule multiple posts to Twitter a number of days in advance. I had one point where I was scheduling 3 posts a day for every day of the month, and I still didn't run into the limit of Tweets I can schedule (if there is even a limit). This allowed me to have a constant stream of content flowing out of the account, even when I wasn't always logged on. Then, I could log on and respond to comments or interactions. It cut down the amount of times I logged into Twitter a day for a single tweet and/or interaction. Tweetdeck, compared to a competitor like Buffer, is awesome. For free, you can easily follow and manage hashtags, multiple accounts, and set up your feed in a simple way. For myself, I had a whole bunch of podcast-related hashtags that allowed for me to easily watch what was trending in my field, and then interact.

I understand that the dashboard is set up in a way that you can drag and drop multiple feeds into one screen and watch them all, but I had to search a video online to make sure I was using the website properly. Some softwares have built in "how-to" tutorials, and the fact that Tweetdeck didn't is a mistake. It requires a little bit of knowledge to setup what hashtags you're following, too. Sometimes you come in and type #(blank) and easily find it, but other times you need to know the specific hashtag for the topic you're following.

Im done with X or whatever it is its not feasible for me

That it organized all my tweets. My hashtags, you can organize it. How you wanna organize it like I said. I'm into organizational tools but nowadays they start charging so I just eighty six the platform platform

Charging when its an ad based revenue model

I like TweetDeck. I use it to be able to see what's going on with my Twitter profile in a fast and efficient way.

TweetDeck makes it easy to stay on top of your Twitter profile without spending loads of time on it. You can see everything in one place and manage it in just a few minutes per day.

TweetDeck doesn't have all of the features of some of the pricey social media management tools.

We are using TweetDeck to interact with a diverse group of customers and keep our tweets going out at regular intervals.

We love TweetDeck because it keeps our Twitter activity organized and easy to access. Our company schedules tweets and then later we can analyze the response to them.

There is a lot going on with the main page, especially when managing multiple accounts. It can seem a bit cluttered at times.

I really enjoy having access to all profiles I am managing content for under one umbrella. Also, developing strategies that allow content to be shared simultaneously with multiple profiles on a automated cycle.

I really enjoy being able to see my messages dashboard and also what is trending without having to deal with multiple browser interfaces.

There is no real-time analytics and you have to know the back end to codify what information you want to get out of the profile.

Being able to schedule promotions months in advance has helped ensure that I won't miss an opportunity to share a timely message (which I use for promoting my pop-up book sales) without having to be on my phone or laptop constantly.

Social media certainly takes planning and TweetDeck is what I use for my marketing calendar. The ability to post just like I would directly on Twitter, with images, hashtags, and tagging accounts, makes this incredibly convenient for me. Scheduling posts in advance saves me so much time in the long run. Also, being able to view tweets related to specific hashtags side by side on TweetDeck, helps me engage with topics of interest quickly and easily.

I wish I could schedule retweets with the ease of RTing on Twitter but with the scheduling functionality that TweetDeck offers. However, I am certainly able to copy-paste a tweet that I want to retweet, and schedule it that way.

Overall, TweetDeck is a powerful tool for Twitter users looking to streamline their social media management. Multi-account management, real-time monitoring, and tweet scheduling are amongst the best ffeeatures that this tool provides.

I started my own small business and I use TwwtDeck to manage my marketing accounts. My experience with the app has been great so far. It allows me to manage several accounts from one dashboard. Furthermore, using TweetDeck I create customizable columns for my Twitter feeds. This feature allows me to create a personalized dashboard that meets my needs. Also, using TweetDeck I schedule tweets in advance. This feature is very important because with it I can ensure that my tweets are posted at the most optimal times. The user interface in this tool is also very easy to work with. I quickly learned how to navigate with the tool, and without tutorial material. I totally recommend TweetDeck to anyone who is looking for

I totally recommend TweetDeck. I do not have many dislikes for TweetDeck. The only things I can mention are as follows:TweetDeck does not provide analytics into the performance of tweets. The developers might need to consider adding this feature into the tool. Another thing to mention is that TweetDeck is only available on desktop and does not have a mobile app. This can make it difficult for users who want to manage their Twitter accounts on the go. The developers of this tool might consider adding this feature into the tool as well!

I have been using Tweetdeck for both personal and business use for many years. Recently the updates to Tweetdeck have been a major upgrade to the service. Tweetdeck has surpassed Twitter in it's clear layout of Tweets in the home column instead of having them jumbled on the timeline like Twitter does. For business use this makes it clear to monitor updates from other companies in the market place. It is also much easier to interact with clients and provide feedback nearly instantly with the use of sound notifications. Sound notifications with Tweetdeck is a sweet bonus that Twitter doesn't provide giving a non-invasive notification that doesn't disrupt whatever else you are doing at the time or require the need to remove the notification from the screen. Tweetdeck can be used with multiple accounts and teams can have access to accounts so that business administration can be handled more efficiently. Overall Tweetdeck is leaps and bounds ahead of Twitter for both a business product and for personal use. I would recommend it to anyone seeking to improve their social media performance.

The column settings buttons in Tweetdeck are easy to use. The dark theme makes it easier on the eyes than the static white used to. Everything is cleanly and neatly laid out for both personal and business use.

When using Tweetdeck sometimes it takes time for the columns to load. Managing a business and keeping track of different companies via their Twitter updates is hindered when the information isn't easily accessible.

Overall? TweetDeck lets me have a robust Twitter presence...with scheduling, I can keep my brand front and center...even while I sleep. I typically log on to TweetDeck each morning to see responses to Twitter questions, Tweets to me @TheWeeekendGourm, and to any hashtags I used. Instead of scrolling to look, they're withing the columns that I set up up on my personal deck. Easy peasy...saves me time and frustration!

I love how I can manage several screens of Twitter one one main screen, rather than swtiching back and forth. I use TweetDeck for two purposes: (1) Twitter parties and (2) scheduling tweets before and after my core business hours. For Twitter parties, I typically have my Twitter for The Weekend Gourmet up in one column...responses to questions in another section, mentions of @TheWeekendGourm in another column, and the hashtag for the subject of the Twitter party in another column. This allows me to tweet -- and incorporate pictures! -- in my personal column, see and respond to tweets responses in general...or those that mention @TheWeekendGourm and/or hashtag. I am able to respond immediately. For scheduling, I put in text and/or pics and schedule them to post during the evening, overnight, and early morning. I'm off the clock, but TweetDeck keeps my Twitter "prensence" active 24/7. When I log back on, I can see responses in the TweetDeck columns waiting for me...and respond. No scrolling or searching...it's all right there on one screen!

TweetDeck parties/chats can move FAST, so you have to be prepared to multi-task, type fast, etc. For all the benefits TweetDeck provides?This is a small issue

TweetDeck delivers a better and smoother experience than Twitter itself when it comes to managing my Twitter account. I can personalize my timeline to include only the topics or niches that I'm interested in and filter out any other issues that show there. The tweet schedule is hugely beneficial when I want to post anything during busy times, but that's not accessible at the moment.

The analytics report provided by this program is too simplistic, with many details missing. I can't tell how many retweets I've received over time, particularly in the comment part. The other features are excellent, and I love using them to organize my social media profiles, particularly Twitter.

Tweetdeck has always been a favourite of mine. Tweetdeck is the central hub for more serious media planning on Twitter, thanks to features such as the ability to view tweets in chronological order, the option to set up multiple columns, the ability to schedule posts, and the ability to share accounts.

Since Twitter acquired Tweetdeck, they've been systematically degrading the service through intentional obsolescence. It's been over a year, but Tweetdeck has eventually got an upgrade to its software. Not that every transformation is a positive one, but some are most definitely beneficial.

TweetDeck are making Twitter more flexible and easy to navigate throughout the twitter timelines. I can customized almost everything and set the keyword priority that i want to appear on my timeline. There are also a feature to scheduling tweet, which can't be found on the Twitter itself.

Some of the content of the twitter is not properly loaded by TweetDeck. I need to login to the Twitter to see all the content that not loaded. It is a hassle and annoying after it has happen too frequent which making the using of this software is not feasible anymore.

I've been using TweetDeck since it was an Adobe Air app and instantly fell in love with its multi-column interface. TD fans were worried that Twitter would abandon it after they took it over, but instead, they multiplied its presence on several platforms. For a while anyway. Now it's web-only but still powerful. Depending on your Twitter business needs, it may work for you. You can schedule Tweets; add multiple Twitter accounts; add team members; monitor keywords, brands, and users; create several columns and populate them with collections, searches, lists, et. al. Not bad for a free product. I use the Better TweetDeck Chrome extension to add a few features, such as collapsible columns, and tweak TD's appearance. Before you pay a service like HootSuite, you owe it to yourself to check out TweetDeck first.

Neither analytics nor statistics are integrated directly into TweetDeck as they are in products like HootSuite and there's no option to get them there either. This may be a deal-breaker for most businesses.

Just use it for a week and you will see why I speak only expose positive aspects of this software, you will not regret

The use of social networks in my work space is of supreme importance, it allows me to socialize and share my professional practices with the entire community of the web. Currently with my twitter account I expose social and devocative activities at a national level, so I have comments, followers, mentions, and retweets. Tweetdeck is an excellent application that allows me to manage my twitter account correctly and in real time, making it more attractive to the public, and this I say, because it has a system of review and management of the account by columns that is, from my perspective , one of the greatest strengths of this software, since it does not lose detail of the interaction with the followers, being able to review each one of the mentions, tweets and retweets that make of my publications. A software that is highly recommended to enhance your work and expose it to the 2.0 community, which is constantly in need of new information.

Another of my essential and very dear software, that I never abandon. Since I use it I only have positive things to say about it, and every professional or worker I know I recommend it without hesitation

Tweetdeck is a software of obligatory use in our publishing house. It is very easy to use and therefore each of our employees can access it and modify or add tweets, according to the guidelines of our publisher. Although it does not have statistics, it is an excellent software to strengthen the projection of our publishing house, not only with our clients but with our colleagues, with whom we share materials and products.

In our editorial of utmost importance to nourish the different accounts in social networks to expose and project successfully all our books and research. In this incessant search to improve the use of Twitter, let's have this fabulous software called tweetdeck. Tweetdeck offers us many benefits, among which I can mention a total monitoring of my social network twitter, thanks to the fact that I can decompose the tools and options of twitter in columns, allowing me to observe at the same time my twitter messages, besides observing my direct messages, retweets, user mentions and configuration options. Besides this, this software allows me to program messages according to the hours you want, creating a certain informative trend in my twitter, this pleases users who follow us in the editorial because they can plan their time and enter our twitter in the hours previously described by us.

One of the great weaknesses that I can mention of this software is that, despite the benefits it offers for the efficient management of twitter, it is necessary that the developers of tweetdeck add to their statistical analysis functions and thus have a more accurate approach to the use of our social network Twitter.

Tweetdeck is extremely relevant in my business, due to the ease it offers me when interacting with my multiple accounts. With Tweetdeck I can put keyword alerts and be notified with notifications, it is a very useful tool for people who have different accounts and in turn for people who need to manage those accounts effectively. In my personal experience, I manage several profiles, for which I need to reduce the response time of each one, and tweetdeck has provided me with its tools.

I like it because I can manage, organize and interact with my various Twitter accounts, to post and schedule tweets, get notifications, mentions or direct messages on the same platform. I consider tweetDeck to be the right tool for those who manage multiple Twitter profiles and need to minimize response time. In my personal case, it was extremely useful, since in addition to the aforementioned, it became more feasible for me to improve my digital analysis capacity for my Twitter accounts.

the only point that I don't like is that there is no mobile version

For the most part TweetDeck has been easy and fast to use. We couldn't think of a better way to manage our multiple accounts.

TweetDeck allows us to use a comprehensive and completely free way to manage multiple Twitter accounts which is essential to our trade association. We have several twitter accounts that we target to our members, the public, and politicians in our line of work so being able to manage all these different twitter accounts has been extremely important to us and essential for our association and our mission.

We hate that we can’t schedule tweets or write longer tweets using Chrome. I would also say that the program download is required which requires extra steps but once downloaded doesn't seem to be a problem. There is also no built-in analytics feature.

Overall, TweetDeck is awesome. It's so nice to see all of your 'tabs' per say in one place. It's well designed and simple to use for anyone who already uses Twitter as is.

TweetDeck is something I learned about nearly eight years ago when I was managing social media for my high school. Since then I have used it pretty much every day on my personal Twitter account to ensure that I am keeping up with my different clients press releases and news. It's a great place to keep track of multiple different people, places, or things at one time.

There are no major issues with this platform but I will say that I wish it could be personalized. It's great to have everything in one place, but it would be cool to edit the colors and backgrounds of everything to make it more unique to each person.

I've been using tweetdeck for about a year, and it's been a vital tool for promoting my business on social media. Because of the features it contains, my whole experience with Twitter is improved. I must continue using this software since I love it.

I can collaborate and manage my several Twitter accounts using TweetDeck, which is free. I need this software for my business because I use Twitter as my social media platform for business promotion. It helps me organize my accounts. Additionally, it enables me to create and schedule tweets and displays notifications, mentions of me made by clients, messages they give me, and daily events involving my tweets. I maintain several accounts, therefore this feature really helps me get the most out of my time on this platform. I may also contribute my perspective based on news to other companies and brands.

This program's analytics report is overly simple and leaves out a lot of information. It seems to me that it currently doesn't offer much value and needs to be updated to a newer version with improved functionality.