Clearly, Twitter is undoubtedly the topper when it comes to Social Media Marketing tools. Out of all the tools we use today for social media marketing, Twitter tools are the most versatile and obviously most sought after. One of the good feature about Twitter is that more than one person can use it at the same time. Multiple account tweeting is a reality today with big corporations or just about anyone with a peer team manages one single Twitter account collaboratively.
Who does group tweeting and why ?
Collaborative tweeting or group tweeting are done mainly when there is a team managing a single twitter account. Many people use Twitter for Customer Service, and there is often a team that works in shifts to manage a Twitter account 24/7. Social Media management requires 24/7 monitoring, therefore managing between multiple users becomes a necessity.
Here are some group tweeting/ collaborative shared Tweeting tools that should help you.
1. Media Funnel
A professional group tweeting tool that lets you manage your tweets among colleagues and peer team. Analytics and event tracking for tweets are possible with this tool making it the best among the lot.
2. Objective Marketer
Really impressive tool that lets you schedule tweets, run campaigns and even measure them right inside the tool. Very promising tool, but costs a bit on the higher side.
3. Hootsuite
Probably the most popular among all Hootsuite is the most reliable tool when it comes to scheduling tweets and multiple user management. Easy to manage, Hootsuite is undoubtedly the best tool out there.
4. People Browser
This tool is more like a social media monitoring tool in itself, with excellent reports on social media mentions and sentiment reports. To add to it you can run campaigns with multiple users involved. Very impressive tool.
5. Split Tweet
This is a multi user twitter management tool and an analytics tool combined together with no other distractions. You can use it for campaigns on brands and specifically target a social media channel. however, comparing it with other tools, you’ll miss some advanced features here.
6. Co Tweet
An amazing social media dashboard tool created specifically for Twitter, it lets you do lot of advanced things like multiple user management, specific keyword monitoring etc. The best thing is that it has a very simple interface even with all the complexities.
If you know more such tools, do let me know in the comments.
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