Neal S. • If the Twitter client isn't listed, please put it here in the comments. Thanks!

Patrick M. • I also use Bufferapp. Really good for getting tweets queued while you read your blogs and such.

Neal S. • Patrick - I also use Buffer, but do you use it as your main Twitter client?

Patrick M. • No, but more of my posts come from Buffer. It really depends for me. I manage multiple twitter accounts. But either way, for mine and my corporate one. I use Tweetdeck, Twitter.com, iPhone (now more), and Buffer. Not sure which gets used more, it also depends on what I am doing. Am I consuming tweets, searching for something, posting tweets, replying, I use different items for each thing. Search I use Tweetdeck, posting I use Buffer, Web and Tweetdeck, reading I use the Web/iPhone.

Neal S. • Thanks for the feedback Patrick. Yes, I end up using several different tools as well, but this poll was just to understand what everyone's main Twitter client was. Appreciate all of your comments!

Patrick M. • No problem. Anytime.

Phil O. • Hootsuite mixed with lots of other stuff. Unfortunately, it does not support Google+ yet (except in v.expensive edition). Just going to trial Google+ with SGPlus plug-in. Anyone else used that?

Neal S. • Thanks Phil - the objective was really to see what your business uses for Twitter - Social Media Dashboards will be for another poll topic ;-)

You do bring up an important point about G+. Yes, it is not supported by most social media dashboards yet. I have a client who is not active on G+ because of that - and they are making a mistake. It may be ineffcient at the moment, but maintaining a presence on G+ is more important than ever after their recent announcements.

Phil O. • Agree about G+. Should also not forget that care needs to be taken in presentation. I want to see a +address and a bit more chat in a G+ post - and a short sharp message with an @address in a Tweet. Quite a challenge.

By the way, LinkedIn is probably my best "Twitter client" as its effective Twitter filter of my closest contacts gives me most relevant information (and things I RT)

Neal S. • Thanks Phil - and great note about using LinkedIn as a Twitter client. I tend to navigate through content on Twitter using Lists, and LinkedIn allows you to create such a list of your connections on Twitter. Problem with me is that Lists only allow you to have 500 people in them, so I can never get all of my LinkedIn connections into one list ;-(

Lisa J. R. • Thanks, Neal! I love the analytics inside Hootsuite, so now I'm curious as to the benefits of Sprout Social. I'm checking this program out today! What is your favorite Twitter tool?

Maggie L. • Marketmesuite

Neal S. • Thanks Lisa! I have actually gone from TweetDeck (2008) to HootSuite (2009) to CoTweet (2011) to SproutSocial (2012). And, Maggie, MarketMeSuite is the only other one that I have yet to have time to experiment - what about it do you like?

Brit T. • Hey Lisa! Let us know if we can answer any questions for you about Sprout Social. Have you signed up for the trial yet?

- Brittany Morse, Online Marketing at Sprout Social