I would pay for a TweetDeck subscription. They have consistently acquired products and have ignored them. It is a shame they don't invest more resources on Twee

I would pay for a TweetDeck subscription. They have consistently acquired products and have ignored them. It is a shame they don't invest more resources on TweetDeck. I am just an end user and I find TweetDeck to be one of the only sane ways to use Twitter. I simply cannot imagine how beneficial TweetDeck would be as a tool for someone who does marketing/handles brands. A recommended tweets/articles tab a la Pocket's recommendations feed would also bring in a lot of customers for their promoted tweets. The problem isn't ads/sponsored tweets, its how poorly Twitter chooses to present them.