What is TweetDeck? TweetDeck Review

TweetDeck is a Twitter account management tool, and part of its functionality can help you research potential influencers. With TweETDeck, you can see how many followers an account has, and how many Twitter lists they have. This is a good indicator of how valuable an influencer is in the eyes of their fans.

TweetDeck also has a search tool that can help you find tweets based on tags or keywords. Of course, you can do this on Twitter using the platform's native search function, but TweetDeck can help you narrow your search to only those tweets with high retweets, likes, or replies.

TweetDeck is a free time-saving tool that can weed out those relevant but low-engagement tweets during your search.

Tweetdeck is a free tracking tool specifically for Twitter, with features including analysis, reporting, and planning. Tweetdeck typically shows sellers tweets from users they follow, popular tweets, and direct messages from accounts. In addition to collecting tweets in reports for easy browsing, Tweetdeck also allows sellers to schedule tweets. Sellers can also set up separate fields to monitor selected keywords and hashtags. In this case, sellers can access Twitter's search function and customize the tracking scope using language and location conditional filtering, negative keywords, and date ranges. Sellers interact on behalf of associated accounts and related content on the app.

Features

The panel of TweetDeck is adjustable. You can select one or more items from All tweets, Group, search, Replies, Direct messages, Twitscoop, and 12 seconds.

Group is unique to TweetDeck. You can create a group of your own so that you can pay special attention to the members of the group. This is very suitable for users with many Followings.

Twitter Acquisition

According to comprehensive media reports on May 24, 2011, CNNMoney confirmed on the morning of May 24, Beijing time, that Twitter has completed the acquisition of third-party client developer TweetDeck for US$40 million. The transaction will be conducted in the form of cash and stock.

There were previous market rumors that Twitter would acquire TweetDeck for $50 million.

TweetDeck was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in London, UK. They provide users with better information management services than Twitter's own client software. From 2008 to 2011, TweetDeck received a total of US$3.8 million in funding from investors such as The Accelerator Group and BETAworks.

The industry generally believes that the acquisition of TweetDeck is a signal that Twitter is seeking to go public soon. "Twitter has begun to adopt an active acquisition strategy to maximize its own strength and service level and seek the best listing price." A Wall Street analyst pointed out that after the successful listing of Linkedin, the largest professional social networking site in the United States, Twitter was also touched and accelerated its pace of listing.