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Dec
10

HootSuite now available on the iPhone

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Announcing HootSuite for iPhone.
Everybody dance now.

After months of anticipation, HootSuite for iPhone is available in the iTunes store starting today.

HootSuite for iPhone is the only Twitter app that lets you view statistics. It’s also the only one that lets you schedule your tweets in advance. With HootSuite for iPhone, you can send tweets to multiple accounts simultaneously, from the palm of your hand. But that’s not all.

Use HootSuite for iPhone to import your Twitter lists. Upload and share photos or files over Twitter using ow.ly and read explanations for why topics trend on Twitter.

All this goodness and more is housed inside the most robust, intuitive user interface of any iPhone Twitter client.

Key features of HootSuite for iPhone include:

  • Customizable user interface with sortable tabs and columns
  • Easy navigation thanks to column swiping
  • Schedule tweets
  • Update multiple accounts at once
  • Save searches
  • Track statistics
  • Share photos
  • Import lists
  • Explore trending topics

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Aug
16

Has HootSuite toppled TweetDeck?

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Click for the Podcast file

 

HootSuite released just yesterday (July 31) a substantially updated version of their Twitter client. I now think it’s superior to TweetDeck because with Hootsuite you can:

1. Manage multiple profiles (also true in TweetDeck)
2. Schedule tweets (big shortcoming of TweetDeck that you can’t do this)
3. Shorten links & track statistics (TweetDeck offers bit.ly but I prefer the ow.ly shortener)
4. Create groups (TweetDeck does this, but not well – HootSuite is superb!)
5. Integrates with Ping.fm (can’t do that in TweetDeck)
6. Tabbed view to manage profiles, groups & search columns (big advantage over TweetDeck’s “flat” layout)
7. And, the knock-out punch – HootSuite is web-based, whereas TweetDeck is a massive resources hog on your desktop

Check out this video for a run-through of all these cool features and more.

PLUS, I include a super-informative tutorial on why you want to schedule tweets in the first place, and how to best leverage this strategy to maximize your efficiency on Twitter.

If you like this video, please send me a tweet or comment on my Facebook wall!


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