2) Content Filter:

This will help you with fast moving ‘Tweets’ and keep you up with the topics and accounts that matters most to you. To make it easier for you to find the Tweets you’re looking for, Twitter team has created a powerful feature called column filters.

To create such a filter you need to first, set up your columns. Set up multiple columns to increase up the speed on your account activity, your setup must include your home timeline, replies, lists and search terms to monitor a current event. Set up as many columns as you can keep track of.

Apply a content filter to a list > Click on the caret in the top right corner of the column to expand it > Click on the top right triangle to expand “Content”.

Select the drop-down menu, which offers a variety of choices. Because we’re interested in tracking links, we’ve selected Tweets with links.

Next, close this filter tab by clicking again on the top right caret. Now you have a new column that shows “Tweets with links” –– a great way to turn any list into a “must-read” column.

3) Reply To Many Users With Single ‘Tweet’:

Many people want to reply to multiple users with single tweet but don’t know how to do and they will copy all the @usernames that are to be mentioned, instead of opting for this cumbersome process, what you can do is , open a New Tweet dialog box and paste them all in. While the particular ‘Tweet’ is open you can access rest of the others by scrolling or using keyboard shortcuts.

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