Those who use social media for work or in any way engaged, those who do not want to send messages and updates on Facebook and Twitter, regularly, every day, take advantage of some applications to program posts. In this way it is possible to send tweets on Twitter and post-dated status updates on Facebook, that is with publication scheduled in an hour or a future day.
So let's see what are the ways to program posts on the Facebook profile, news on Facebook pages, on Twitter and other social media (Instagram and Linkedin) to be published in a planned way in the future also using fan pages .
1) First of all, we need to talk about Buffer, a tool for sharing content on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin, which allows you to program posts and send them on all profiles and pages.
Buffer also supports Facebook pages, Instagram accounts and Linkedin pages.
You can use it for free, for three social profiles together, while if you want more you have to pay.
2) Postcron is perhaps the best application to send scheduled posts, because it supports Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Pinterest.
With Postcron you can schedule messages and status updates for Facebook which also include photos and images and website links .
The application can be extremely useful for bloggers to send their content every day on Facebook in order to send it, for example, every 3 hours, at regular intervals.
3) SocialoOmph is a very similar application to program tweets at a set time and day which also allows you to shorten URLs with bit.ly and to translate tweets.
The Schedule button is the one to schedule the tweets to be published.
This app supports Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest and also Tumblr, Medium and Wordpress blogs.
The free account, however, allows you to program posts only on a social profile.
4) Twittimer is a commercial tool that can be used for free to program up to 10 posts per month, on three social networks : Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin.
If you want more, then you need to pay for a subscription.
Updates can be scheduled every fifteen minutes and a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly frequency can be set.
All scheduled updates are visible in your account, and you can check the statistics, delete them by hand individually or in bulk.
5) Twuffer is used to schedule tweets on Twitter.
Just connect your account, write your update and decide on what day and time it should be published.
The good thing is that the service is free and free, in the sense that the tweet does not include advertising and quotation of the site itself.
The important thing is to set the right timezone, the time zone.
From the dashboard you can check the news published on Twitter and reread it or cancel the schedule.
6) TweetDeck is a web app to use Twitter from desktop in a different and more journalistic way
TweetDeck allows you to schedule updates on Twitter by setting the "schedule" under the write box of a new post.
7) HootSuite, already mentioned before, is a Twitter and Facebook client but, for a fee.
Hootsuite is an application highly celebrated by those who do social marketing at professional and commercial levels.
In another article, how to send emails in the future and post messages dated at set times.
