You may want another column with different variations of your brand too. Save that search and you have a column with tweets only mentioning your brand. Go to the left hand side and type your brand name into the magnifying glass. If you’re a brand (even a small one) you should be searching and watching for mentions of your brand name on Twitter. It’s a far better experience and as a social media manager it looks, feels and works better than the standard Twitter website. I spend all my desktop tweeting time on Tweetdeck. You can’t even add a comment when you share someone else’s content as there’s no ‘Quote RT’ button. Mentions get missed, follows aren’t obvious and it’s not very social at all! has one screen and you have to keep flicking around to see stuff.
ADD COLUMN TO BETTER TWEETDECK UPDATE
The simple columns on Tweetdeck update in real time and the columns of different searches, hashtags, mentions and other areas of Twitter are there, right in front of your eyes. It streams better, it searches (and more importantly saves those searches) better than. I’ve never liked it, and then they made it even less about the conversation and more about the design of it. (the official website) just doesn’t cut it for us. Here’s a suggestion based on our experience. Here are our eight Tweetdeck power tips that you can implement today: So if we don’t schedule (the only thing most people do with Tweetdeck) what do we do? So we use Buffer for scheduling tweets now and you can read why that’s awesome here. The poor calendar scheduling pop-ups and other buggy problems got us irritated for a while. We no longer use the scheduling feature in Tweetdeck as it’s clunky, time-consuming and started to fail us. Eight Tweetdeck tricks that you should try today There’s more to Tweetdeck than just scheduling Tweets! But the best part of Tweetdeck for me was always how it presented Twitter – so I’m not bitter, and I’m still using it. For example, you can no longer update Facebook from Tweetdeck as Twitter shut down the API to any other network other than their own. Tweetdeck was bought out by Twitter a while back and many of the purists could argue that this ruined it. Nevertheless, I still love Tweetdeck and we still use it as a tool for Twitter accounts. But since we started running other people’s accounts and needing to send reports and update LinkedIn and Google+ Pages too, that’s changed slightly. Before the days of social media management I was a big advocate of Tweetdeck over alternatives like Hootsuite.
It’s been around for a long time now and has been through a lot of changes.
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