The age-old adage that you constantly hear from your parents and teachers about never giving up rings true when you’re trying to cop kicks. Seriously, instead of going straight to Twitter to voice your displeasure about how you struck out and that bots are ruining the “game,” you have to keep trying to add the sneakers to your cart. If you initially receive a message that states the item is in other carts, it means exactly that: it’s in other customers’ carts, but it isn’t technically sold out yet. During the checkout process, anything can happen. Someone might change their mind and remove the sneakers from their cart. A payment could get declined. Maybe the person takes their sweet time and that “hold” on their kicks gets removed. Don’t give up just yet until the item is in fact sold out. If you’re on Nike Store, Finish Line, or Foot Locker, they’ll tweet out that the sneaker is no longer available. If you’re on a Shopify-powered site like Kith, the size will disappear from the dropdown.
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/ in your web browser. Log in with your personal Twitter username and password. You can use TweetDeck to manage an unlimited number Twitter accounts, but Twitter recommends signing in with an account that you don’t share with others. Browse the four columns. or the Twitter app. This stream shows tweets from everyone you follow. Notifications: Here’s where you’ll find all interactions, such as people tweeting at or following you. This is the same as clicking Notifications on Twitter. Messages: All of your Direct Messages appear in this column. Double-click a message to view its contents and send a reply. Activity: This is the stream of actions being performed by users you follow, such as when they follow someone, favorite a tweet, or add someone to a list. Click the Accounts icon in TweetDeck. It’s the icon that looks like two peoples’ heads on the bottom left area of the screen. Type the login information for another Twitter account.Now the account will appear in the Accounts column, which you can access any time by clicking the Accounts icon.
You can keep adding more accounts in the same manner. To see a list of all accounts currently signed in, just click the Accounts icon and use the scroll bars to navigate the column. When you compose a new tweet, you’ll be prompted to choose which account you want to tweet as. Select a column to add. You’ll see several options for additional columns that can be added to TweetDeck. In addition to the 4 default column types you’ve already learned about, you can add a few new column types:[3] Collection: Here you’ll have the option to curate a list of tweets for the world to see. Likes: A running list of everything you’ve liked on Twitter. Mentions: It’s like the Notifications column, but only displays tweets that contain your Twitter handle. Followers: A running list of people who follow your account. Scheduled: Any scheduled tweets that have yet to be sent will appear here. The tweet will disappear from the column when the scheduled time arrives.
Messages (all accounts): Displays direct message to any logged-in account in a single column. Mentions (all accounts): The same principal as Messages, but with tweets that contain the handles of any logged-in account. Trending: Shows a list of popular hashtags.If you have multiple accounts logged in, you’ll have to choose the user whose information will appear in the new column. If you selected Mentions (all accounts) or Messages (all accounts), you won’t have to choose a user. Click the settings icon at the top of any column. It looks like two horizontal lines with hollow circles over each. This is where you can modify or delete the contents of the column. To change the user whose information appears in the column, click Users and select a different account. To be notified when something new appears in a column, click Alerts and choose your preference. Click Content to see options for narrowing down what appears in the column. You can choose to see certain types of tweets or exclude them based on criteria of your choice.
Click Remove to delete the column entirely. Click the blue feather icon at the top left corner of TweetDeck. This is how you can compose a new tweet or direct message. To reply to a tweet you see in one of your columns, click the left-facing arrow just beneath the contents of the tweet instead, and then continue with this method. To retweet, click the double-arrow retweet button beneath a tweet.You can send a tweet from any account connected to TweetDeck.Like using the Twitter app or website, there’s a 140 character limit on tweets. If you’re replying to a tweet, leave the handle of the person to whom you’re replying in the text box. To add an image, click Add Images, then select the image. Send your tweet or message. To send a tweet right away, click Tweet. To schedule your tweet for a different time, click Schedule Tweet, then choose a time and date. To send a private message to someone on Twitter, click Direct Message, then choose a recipient.