There are quite a lot to say on this topic, and many have
done so. Therefore, I’m not going to duplicate anything. I haven’t worked on
these two social media dashboards as yet.
I had a look at them, downloaded Tweetdeck, but haven’t spend much time
in really checking it out. So I’m going to summarize some of the articles I
read.
At
Sazbean.com, Sarah Worsham does a nice feature-by-feature
breakdown of HootSuite and TweetDeck.
I’ve added some more!
Hootsuite
HootSuite
feature advantages:
- Ability to schedule tweets
- Updates faster
- Provides robust statistics
- Allows for the incorporation of additional social networks
- Allows more multiple accounts to be controlled by multiple users
What to expect:
- Physically have to type in username once for it to register
- Browser-based
- Interface bulky & cumbersome
- The value of Hootsuite’s tabbed interface is more suitable to an internet marketing specialist who is managing multiple accounts that would need them to be separated for organizational purposes
Tweetdeck
TweetDeck
feature advantages:
- Photo tweeting
- Twitter interface
- User feature
What to expect:
- Auto-complete function when typing in a Twitter username. The user has to be one of you following.
- Interface – cleaner & appealing
- The value of Tweetdeck is that it presents everything to you in one window, rather than organising by individual purposes.
Neutral
features:
- User interface
- URL shorteners
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