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I have been using TweetDeck off and on for the last two years. I had a brief affair with Hootsuite, but after they began to charge for some of their services, I decided to go back to my first love, TweetDeck! The sounds of chirping birds every five seconds is music to my ear. Okay, I will say that I just recently turned the volume completely down and said goodbye to the little bird, but it was fun while it lasted.

One of the greatest advantages of using TweetDeck? I can have as many columns as I want. We’ll get into that later, perhaps with a TweetDeck 201 course. The main four columns I use is for general updates, mentions of my twitter handle, direct messages, and scheduled tweets. You can organize each column according to your preferences.
Let’s Begin.

  1. Log onto TweetDeck.com.
  2. Choose which application you would like to download. I highly recommend the desktop application first and foremost.
  3. You must have AdobeAir to install the application.
  4. You’re ready to use TweetDeck.

You can adjust the settings, column views, etc. according to your preferences, change your background colors, add your Facebook account, and more. Perhaps there are several blog posts to come.
How do you use TweetDeck? What’s your favorite Twitter application?

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