Now that you've been spending some time on Twitter, figuring out how it all works, you're probably gathering more followers minute by minute. But even if you only have a few, if they're power-Twitterers, you may already be feeling a little overwhelmed trying to keep up with it all.
Enter TweetDeck. This terrific third-party application provides a way to organize your tweets based on several criteria, making it easier for you to follow along. Here's an example of how I've customized it for my own use. In addition to the default columns that show All Tweets, @Replies, and Direct Messages, I've created a couple of groups: FLX, which is an online writer's group I'm involved with (many of whom are on Twitter), and a Marketing group, which includes those people who tweet a lot about that topic.
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