Create closed groups and private discussions on Twitter

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About two weeks ago we introduced a great new feature in RoundTeam - ability to post incoming Twitter direct messages as new Tweets. It is worth to mention, that tweeting DMs is a free feature available to all our customers.

This new functionality adds two more use cases to RoundTeam, such as:

  • Ability to tweet through one Twitter account by a group of people without sharing a password

  • Ability to create closed groups and private discussions on Twitter.

We already described the first scenario in Tweet through one Twitter account by several people.

Lets take a detailed look at the second one:

Creating closed groups and private discussions on Twitter. Continue reading →

Tweet through one Twitter account by several people without sharing the password

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Last week brought very exciting news in RoundTeam. Long-awaited feature, which allows to post incoming Twitter direct messages as new Tweets is finally out! Retweeting DMs is available to all RoundTeam customers regardless the type of subscription they use.

This new functionality adds two important use cases to RoundTeam, such as:

  • Ability to tweet through one Twitter account by a group of people without sharing a password

  • Ability to create closed groups and private discussions on Twitter.

Lets take a look at one of the use cases in more details - Tweet through one Twitter account by several people. Continue reading →

Filtering by geographical location

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Filtering retweets by geographical location appears to be very useful feature. The most popular use cases of such type of filtering in RoundTeam are “all things local”. For example:

  • local cafes/shops/businesses retweeting from their customers. It’s hard to identify from whom to retweet when you just created your Twitter account. You don’t have many followers/following at the beginning, not sure whom to add to the newly created List and find retweeting from all Twitter very risky. Retweeting your specific #hashtag/keyword/phrase from Everyone can flood your timeline with irrelevant content and we don’t want this to happen, for sure!

  • festivals/concerts/local events - same thing here. Retweeting from the certain geographical area seems to be the perfect solution.

  • in case your retweet item is not so unique and is used by many other people all over the world - geolocation will help you to narrow the tweet search and get retweets only from people in your city or country.

Let us walk you through the setup process as it is different from other Filters.

Step 1. Determine the geographical area you want to retweet from. Find its geographical coordinates.

Step 2. Generate your unique retweet item using the provided template.

Step 3. Set your newly created item to be retweeted from Everyone category. Apply additional filters if needed.

Now lets take a look at these Steps in more details. Continue reading →

RoundTeam Filters: one year later

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We launched our Fiters feature almost a year ago. First Filter was a simple Text one, which helped to keep retweets clear from profanities, undesirable comments. We received lots of feedback, as well as lots of improvement suggestions and new filter ideas. We went through every letter we received. We discussed every filter idea we got from you. And now we are happy to present you our next generation of Filters, which makes your retweets “clearer” and even more targeted and precise.

Currently there are 15 powerful Filters in RoundTeam. You can read the description of each of them here.

Let’s take a look on how to configure Filters in two simple steps:

Step 1: Log in to RoundTeam. Click on retweet item you want to apply Filters to.

Step 2: Choose the type of Filter, configure Filter’s parameters as needed.

Let’s have a closer look at these Steps and add some details. Continue reading →

Dry Run filter and Retweet report

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Choosing correct retweet settings can be really confusing. Especially when you are first time user of RoundTeam. We found the way to reduce the stress and make you feel confident about your choice. Now you can use Dry Run filter to test your settings first before making actual retweets. So stay on a safe side and take a look at three simple steps of this instruction:

  • Step 1: Log in to RoundTeam. Pause your Team and configure it with the new settings you want to test.

  • Step 2: Apply Dry Run filter and activate your Team back.

  • Step 3: Visit Report page to see what was supposed to be retweeted.

Lets have a deeper look at these Steps and add some details. Continue reading →

Using Twitter Advanced search in RoundTeam

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From now on, you can leverage full power of Twitter advanced search to filter retweets in RoundTeam. Twitter advanced search allows you to filter retweets by language, attitude, author, and other criteria. It also provides additional text filters.

Start using Twitter advanced search with RoundTeam in 3 simple steps:

  • Step 1: Go to Twitter advanced search to create search results you want to retweet

  • Step 2: Copy search expression from Twitter and paste it to RoundTeam

  • Step 3: Optionally, apply additional RoundTeam filters, such as “Maximum hashtags” to get best results

Lets have a deeper look at these Steps and add some details. Continue reading →

What’s new in RoundTeam

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We spent many hours making it easier to set up RoundTeam. We made several changes in the registration process. Let’s have a look at how it works, just in few simple steps. As a reminder, for the purpose of vivid example we use Twitter account called @UseCase_Test.

Step 1. Sign-in to RoundTeam using your Twitter account. Continue reading →

RoundTeam: Filters for Lists

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Read our new blog post about Filters here.

Some time ago we released “Filters” feature to provide additional filtering for queried tweets. This feature became extremely popular, so we kept working on Filters and from now on there are also Filters for Lists!

Filters for Lists work exactly the same as for regular #hashtags and @mentions. Let’s quickly go through the filter setting-up process Continue reading →

RoundTeam: new special filter <exact_match>

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Read our new blog post about Filters here.

We are happy to announce new and shiny special filter for RoundTeam. From now on your retweets will be even more targeted!

By default, when you set up item to be retweeted, RoundTeam will make a retweet even if some part of the word matched. For example, if RoundTeam is configured to retweet mention @RoundTeam, it will also retweet mention @RoundTeam_pulse, @RoundTeam_Info etc. Special filter <exact_match> is useful when you’d like to retweet exactly what is configured in dashboard.

Use <exact_match> filter to retweet exactly what is written: