TweetDeck is the tool of choice for Twitter
Quite frankly, the only reason why I did this post is to get in on the increased traffic that TweetDeck is having on Twitter, no other reason. Well, there’s another one. Since I use TweetDeck I have been able to increase the number of people I follow to about 300. I couldn’t have been able to do that with any other tool
I know that Twhirl lovers will tell me about the multiple accounts, the Seeismic integration and small, nicer interface. And yes I did love the yellow DMs and the green @ replies. But I frankly doubt I’ll switch from TweetDeck.
And yes, I know there are some people out there who get all upset about yet another blog post written about Twitter. It is to those that I dedicate this post 
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I too have grown fond of tweetdeck, if for no other reason than being able to put the twitter spammers into a separate group that i check much less frequently than the regulars.
lol really people are getting upset? isn’t twitter like the fastest growing anything on the planet?
cool i’ll like post on twitter right now.
Ok the thing I don’t get about Tweetdeck – and admittedly I haven’t checked it out – is that I constantly, at least once a day, hear someone tweeting about how their tweets went missing in Tweetdeck or something got lost. Different people complaining every day. I just don’t understand why I would sign myself up for that?!
Well funny thing while I am happy to point out where we can make improvements, I choose to look at what is working so well on twitter.
You can find problems in anything everywhere.
Do your questions serve you well? (something Anthony Robbins teaches well)
Reminds me of what I teach in a class called “Getting Ancestral Baggage Out of Your Wallet” In today’s world we have an opportunity to clear our limited thinking around many things like never before. We have a coming together all over the world where people are willing to take responsibility for what we create in our lives, businesses and neighborhoods.
How are you viewing new avenues for growth? Are you finding value and then stretching yourself on how to offer more value, that is the question to me.
One step at a time.
I agree with Laura — I’ve heard the same.
But I find the user interface to be, well, um, ugly! The font is weird, it takes up too much room on the screen…
@ Tod and @ Laura – I find the interface large, big – but it gives me a nice snapshot of my friends on Twitter!