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Monday, November 11, 2013

Scheduling a Tweet from TweetCaster App

Hey there!  I'm organizing a twitter bomb to try to get Zibbet trending on twitter!  Since not everyone who would like to be involved lives in the US (aka,they will be asleep when we do this) and others will be at work or otherwise disposed, I wanted to shre ONE of the ways to schedule a tweet to happen at a specific time.

I use TweetCaster onmy android when I am away from my computer to manage the TeamZibbet account.  I also use it for another twitter account of mine and have for a year or two now.  Here are the steps to schedule a tweet to happen at a designated time in the future.



 First, you need to set up the app, and select your twitter account.

To write a tweet, you lick on the button that looks like a paper with a pen.  This is the same if you are scheduling a tweet for later or sending it in that moment.


Type in what you want yours to say.  Pardon the typo, it's past my bedtime and I didn't want to bother retaking... anyways, you type in your tweet and once it is written you touch the top right where there are three dots.

This will open up a menu with the option to Post Later.  Dooooo ittttttttt!!

That will open up a calendar to use to schedule your tweet.  Just choose the date and time (I of course selected the date and time of the twitter bomb!) and hit OK!  Done.  After this it will still have your tweet in where you entered it.  I just hit back until I get back to my feed.

Pretty simple!  Hope it helped.

~Katy

4 comments:

Sweet Freedom said...

I was excited to find this info, but the app apparently doesn't work this way on an iPad - after composing your tweets, there are no 3 dots at the top! Only a send button, or an option to save the tweet as a draft.

Kakers said...

Sorry :( There's usually some differences between the iOS versions of apps and the Android ones. The 3 dots is the android way of showing a menu, not sure what it would look like on an iPad or iPhone. I'm a little surprised that it may not even be an option on iOS devices to schedule a tweet from TweetCaster!

~Katy

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