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The Best Social Media Management Software

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    TweetDeck

    TweetDeck is a powerful Twitter tool for real-time tracking, organizing and engagement.

    Twitter, a company of over 2,200 from San Francisco, California, came in sixth with a customer satisfaction score at 66 percent with its TweetDeck product. Sixty-six percent of reviewers feel that the company is headed in the right direction, and more than 80 percent would likely recommend the product to others.

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    TweetDeck

    TweetDeck is a powerful Twitter tool for real-time tracking, organizing and engagement.

    Twitter, a company of over 2,200 from San Francisco, California, came in sixth with a customer satisfaction score at 66 percent with its TweetDeck product. Sixty-six percent of reviewers feel that the company is headed in the right direction, and more than 80 percent would likely recommend the product to others.

Enterprise software user review site G2 Crowd recently released rankings of 13 social media management products based on 350 user reviews. The Grid℠, G2 Crowd's software recommendation engine, factors in customer satisfaction reported by users and vendor scale determined from social and public data to rank products.

HootSuite and TweetDeck earned Leader status based on the vendors' high scale scores and the high customer satisfaction ratings reported by users. High Performers – which also received high customer satisfaction scores but have lower scale scores – include Sprout Social, GroSocial, AgoraPulse and Sendible.

Satisfaction rankings are generated from user reviews consisting of up to 44 questions, including ratings of features and functionality such as social campaigns, ads and analytics. Scale is calculated from vendor size, market share and social impact. Based on a combination of these scores, each product is named a leader, high performer, contender or niche.