Tweet scheduling was yesterday – Start Buffering

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If you are a heavy twitter user, chances are that you have tried out several additional twitter tools already. Be it twitter clients, analytics software or one of the many automation Apps available.

One main struggle I came across is being able to draw the line between where I remain genuine and where I turn into an “auto”-bot. With the app Buffer, I feel to have highly optimized my twitter routine, yet without becoming a robot on auto-pilot cruising through the twituniverse.

I don’t have time – Give me a quick description

All you do with Buffer is you throw a few tweets in your Buffer. The App will then send them out for you during the day. The best thing is you can add your tweets right from any page you are one with various browser extensions.

What makes this App “killer”?

• You don’t need to schedule each individual tweet like you do with other services
• You put tweets in your Buffer from any page you are on with browser extensions (Chrome, Safari, Firefox)
• You track your impact with analytics of buffered tweets.

Step 1 – Getting started:

After you created your free account, I suggest you install one of the available browser extensions.

Step 2 – Putting tweets in your Buffer:

The simplest thing you can do is, whenever you read an article, hit the Buffer icon and add the tweet to your Buffer. By default Buffer gives you the link of the page you are on and the title of the site. Here is how I did it with one of ZK’s posts:

If you simply want to add ANY tweet to your Buffer, without referring to the site you are on you can either go to your home account or still use the browser extensions. Simply delete the suggested tweet and add your own, like this:

Step 3 – Editing your daily tweeting times

The frequency of daily tweeting is always up to you. You can go to your dashboard and increase or decrease your fixed daily tweeting times. At each one of these, one of your buffered tweets will go out. It’s a simple “fire and forget” handle. Here are my tweeting times

Step 4 – You Buffered some tweets

After you put a few tweets in your Buffer you can still go back to your account. Move tweets around by simple drag and drop, delete or edit them.

Step 5 – Track your tweets

After your tweets have been sent, you can use the analytics feature to check on the impact you have made. This allows you to set your tweeting times when you have seen to get the most impact.

Buffer saves me a lot of time every day and gives me a consistent Twitter stream throughout the whole day. What do you think about this App? Let me know in the comments.

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