TweetDeck is an app that acts like a dashboard. It organizes all tweets as well as interactions in one interface. Multiple accounts can be managed by logging in to the main TweetDeck account.
Some of the advanced features include:
- Managing multiple Twitter accounts
- Multiple timelines in one interface
- Scheduling future Tweets
- Building Tweet collections
- Live update
- Responding and interacting with followers in real time
Below is a list of details for advanced search on TweetDeck:
1. Collection:
Allows for real time organization of Tweets according to topics, events, interests, conversations, etc. as columns. Users are also able to Tweet the URL for sharing purposes. Below is a screenshot of the columns:
2. Advanced search:
Customize results in various ways, such as: "showing", "matching", "excluding", "written in", and "retweets". These options are available in the drop-down menu after a search is run.
TweetDeck saves all the previous searches made and they can be found in the navigation bar, in a drop-down menu.
4. Sentiment:
Search sentiment about any topic by inserting a happy or sad emoticon. For example, use the keyword "San Francisco :)" for tweets with positive impression about that place.
5. Filters:
Customize search results using a filter. Search images of San Francisco using the keywords “San Francisco filter:twimg”. Other filters include:filter:images
filter:news
filter:replies
filter:hashtag
Overall, TweetDeck opens the golden gate of flexibility for Twitter. Through customizations of multiple columns, TweetDeck makes all the information much more digestible for the heavy Twitter users and personalize their Twitter experience.
If you are a social media manager¸ thinking of becoming one, follow numerous accounts, have multiple accounts or simply want to learn this new app, I strongly recommend every one to give TweetDeck a try.
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