Closed AlannaBurke closed 7 years ago
Honestly, any of those works for me. I've never used a tweet scheduler before :) Tagging @rubyji for her opinion.
I'm lazy and I just use Tweetdeck these days. I've used Hootsuite with teams in the past, but none of the other tools.
If a lot of people use Tweetdeck I think it could work for our team tool. It has scheduling and you can manage team members. It's pretty minimal, but we don't have complex needs and I'd rather not add yet another thing if what we have already works. That said, I'm open to hearing the arguments for using something else.
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Honestly, any of those works for me. I've never used a tweet scheduler before :) Tagging @rubyji https://github.com/rubyji for her opinion.
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I've used Tweetdeck and Hootsuite a lot; Buffer a little. If we're only thinking about Twitter, I'd vote for Tweetdeck too. The cross-platform options in Hootsuite and Buffer would probably clutter the author experience (especially Hootsuite).
Thank you both for weighing in! I will put up a vote during our team meeting.
Moving this to review. I'd like us to complete this by the end of this week :)
3 votes for Tweetdeck from our content meeting. Does anyone have any reason for us not to use Tweetdeck?
So, I like tweetdeck, but my concern is that it won't let us see what other folks have scheduled, or at what time, etc. I'd much rather use some kind of service where we can see what is scheduled and when.
Tweetdeck does you what's scheduled, but maybe it's only what you have scheduled. Should we test it? Or do you know that this is how it works? (If so, I didn't realize.)
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So, I like tweetdeck, but my concern is that it won't let us see what other folks have scheduled, or at what time, etc. I'd much rather use some kind of service where we can see what is scheduled and when.
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@rubyji I'm almost 100% sure it's only what you have scheduled, unless you've ever seen my scheduled tweets - i've never seen anyone else's and i always have that column open.
Hearing what you're saying about scheduling - I'd switch to hootsuite if it can do this.
I scheduled a tweet for 3:45pm ET today in Tweetdeck. Can anyone else see it?
Confirming that I can see @rubyji 's scheduled tweet in Tweet Deck. I added a column for "Scheduled" and it was there.
I can see it, too - nice! I had never seen them before. I'm happy with tweetdeck, then!
Awesome! Then it's decided, we're moving forward with TweetDeck to schedule and manage our twitter as a team.
Thank you both @AlannaBurke and @rubyji for your efforts on this! And @bradleyfields and @seantwalsh3 for recommendations!
We need to be able to schedule tweets for the DDI twitter. Ideally, something free, with team access, so we don't have to share a login would be nice, though many just auth with the twitter account. Let's evaluate a few and decide on one. Some options: Hootsuite Twittimer Twuffer Buffer Social oomph