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I have 3 twitter accounts.

What's the best solution for handling multiple twitter accounts?

I've been using splitweet for some time, but it's buggy, and its support for retweets is limited.

Any good solution for multiple account tweeting?

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Question and responses should be specific to WEB-based clients, otherwise this question should be asked on superuser.com instead... – Josh Newman Oct 5 '10 at 20:19

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I can't say what the best solution would be as I haven't used all solutions and it would only be my opinion.

However, I use Seesmic Desktop 2 which can handle multiple Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, foursquare, ping.fm & Google Buzz accounts. It has a nice UI and more importantly, it actually works!

You don't mention mobile wise but the official Twitter app for iPhone/iPad does a good job of handling multiple Twitter accounts.

Note: I have no affiliation with Seesmic at all

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I ended up using Seesmic web. I find it as least as good as the desktop app, in addition of course to the fact that there's nothing to install. – Daphna Shezaf Nov 30 '10 at 6:19
There's also a great iPhone app: itunes.apple.com/us/app/seesmic-ping/id489320797?mt=8 – Torben Gundtofte-Bruun May 14 '12 at 13:02
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Most modern clients should support multiple accounts. I can recommend Tweetdeck It supports multiple accounts.

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i love tweet deck :D – Harsha M V Dec 12 '10 at 9:09
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I manage four accounts through Tweetie without any issues, though pretty much any client will be able to do this for you.

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Just for info of anyone reading this, Tweetie is a a desktop client for Mac that is either for-pay or ad-supported. – Daphna Shezaf Oct 6 '10 at 11:08
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Ah, I have been using HootSuite for a long time. It's a webapp so I have it everywhere. I use it to manage my Twitter and Facebook accounts. Some other social networks are also supported. I have never been disappointed.

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There are evidently a lot of solutions, so I'll just add Brizzly to the mix here, which I have been quite fond of.

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+1 for Brizzly - it is (slowly) getting better as well. – Josh Newman Oct 5 '10 at 20:20
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Cotweet is designed to handle multiple accounts, and is a very slick web-app to boot. One of the best (designed) I've ever used.

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Just for info of anyone reading this, Cotweet is a for-pay, enterprise-oriented desktop client. – Daphna Shezaf Oct 6 '10 at 11:08
@Daphna - 100% incorrect. Cotweet Standard is FREE and completely web-based, as is their paid Enterprise product. It is NOT a 'desktop client' : cotweet.com/products/product-comparison – Josh Newman Oct 6 '10 at 15:08
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Researching this today I also came across Multwiple which I have not tried, but this blog post is a more recent (Feb 2011) endorsement than the others mentioned here. I have not yet tried it as I'm not sure which one to choose yet and don't want to waste too much time trying them all. http://www.calvinshub.com/2011/02/managing-multiple-twitter-accounts-with-multwiple

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