Find out how to schedule Tweets one at a time or in bulk so you can save time and focus on creating great content instead.
Scheduling Tweets can be a game-changer for your brand.
It’s hard enough coming up with witty one-liners, hot takes on current events, or smart replies on a regular basis–but actually having to log in and post them at the right intervals? Talk about a headache.
By auto-scheduling your content in advance, you can send out viral Tweets for days (or weeks) without lifting a finger.
Here’s how to do it, and why you should.
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There’s more than one way to bake a cake, and the same is true for scheduling Tweets. Here are some of the best methods for scheduling your Tweets using Hootsuite and Twitter.
The native Twitter scheduler lets you quickly and easily schedule Tweets from the platform itself. You can schedule both organic and promoted Tweets up to a year in advance.
The network’s native scheduler is a little basic, and you’ll be limited to scheduling only b2b email list on Twitter. But, if that’s right for your business, here’s how to get it done.
To schedule a Tweet using the Twitter platform, start by logging in to. If you don’t already have a Twitter Ads account set up, you’ll need to add a credit card and billing address to get started.
Go to Creatives and then Tweets
Next, choose the Creatives from the drop-down menu at the top of the page, and then choose the Tweets tab.
Here, you can see scheduled Tweets and past Tweets. Now, click on New Tweet in the top right corner. You’ll be redirected to the Tweet Composer, where you can create your Tweet. Add your copy, photos, and videos here.
At the bottom of the Tweet Composer, you’ll see a box for Promoted only. If you want your Tweet to be seen only by users targeted in a Promoted Ads campaign, select this box. If you want your Tweet to be seen organically, make sure it’s unchecked.
Once your settings are all set up, click the drop-down next to the Tweet button at the top right of your screen. Choose Schedule, then select the B2B Fax Lead date and time you’d like your. Tweet to go live. From here, you can either schedule this single Tweet, or click the Create another box to the left of the Schedule button to keep drafting more Tweets.
