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With the premium additions, Twitter is aiming to help journalists, marketers, and other such professionals 'get even more out of Twitter.' The news was shared by The New York Times affiliated journalist Andrew Tavani, and in addition to the detailed list of features, he tweeted out an overall summary of what the service is said to encompass. Advanced analytics on my own content performance

Ability to import user lists from outside sources Additional account activity details (e.g., influence scores, account unfollows, or ability to see who is looking at your profile page) Access to pre-populated lists of users and influencers by interest topic (e.g., industry or subject experts) Twitter customization such as color themes and layouts Ability to securely manage the account across multiple team members Ability to access this experience on both desktop and mobile devices Analysis tools for understanding topics or conversations on Twitter Advanced tools for sorting or filtering searches Advanced publishing features (e.g., scheduling, collaboration, drafting, etc.) The ability to manage multiple Twitter accounts Enhanced tools for managing and creating custom audience lists (e.g., by interest, customer, or region, etc.) Exclusive content on social media best practices and strategy Advanced custom trend analysis and alerting tools Cross posting to other social media platforms Content management tools like bookmarks, to-do lists, and 'save for later'

Exclusive news/alerts summaries personalized for you The premium package would cost $19.99 per month, be accessible on both desktop and mobile, and include the following features:

#CONSIDERS SUBSCRIPTION TWEETDECK UNIQUE CONTENT PROFESSIONAL#

Twitter is looking at providing a professional experience for people on TweetDeck that would pack in advance tools and features not found anywhere else on the service. A mockup of what the premium TweetDeck subscription service could look like

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