A Tweetdeck “Workflow”

My tweetdeck workflow… yes this is kind of a joke.

@mojophotoco wrote the following : 
“@jarvie You should do a TweetDeck workflow seminar when you finish your Lightroom one!”

So i took 5 minutes and did so.

I make 3 groups

1. Most important people
2. and then a second of importance
3. and third

The latter two i move people around in based on how often they respond and what kinds of stuff they write about
If they respond a lot I put them in the more important groups because I figure we have a solid method of communication and I can depend on them more for information and questions. And it also tells me they listen more and are therefore more of my audience and I can direct my messages more towards them. 

Other Columns

I make a search on the word Jarvie (because that’s better than the reply and because usually on twitter people are only saying jarvie when it’s me… the benefits of an uncommon last name)

The order of Columns

I organize as such Important, Jarvie, All Friends, Group2, Group3, Group LDS, Direct Message, and some kind of random search I’m interested in at that time.

I add people to the groups.

What I actually check

Then when I check my twitter feed from time to time I usually look at Jarvie to see who’s responded to me… then I look at Important thouroughly and then G2 and G3 a little less thouroughly.

When i am bored and have time I check out the G3 a bit more and the All Friends.

Using tweetdeck means that I have been able to return the love and follow more individuals.
But it also means that on my iPhone twitter apps that reading the stream is pretty daunting… good thing I’m at the comptuer most of the time. 

 

And that’s my tweetdeck workflow.