What could be better than a scheduled tweet? How about tweet automation without all the scheduling, managed directly from your WordPress blog.
You know, where your content lives.
BlogFlutter lets you assign custom tweets for your content. Fine-tune your message for each page and post, adding and removing at will.
Your content stays in the queue even as it ages, becoming less frequent but still in use. Hashtags make sure it finds your audience. BlogFlutter does all the scheduling for you.
A Little Magic
BlogFlutter introduces the Magic Hashtags feature, a new approach to Twitter marketing. Magic Hashtags represent any number of related tags, within categories you define.
Now you have an easy way to apply your hashtag research directly to your content.
Collect the haahtags you find into the pertinent categories for your business. For example, tags related to #wholehealth and #fitness make a nice addition for any health related business.
BlogFlutter randomly selects a small number of hashtags per tweet. Magic Hashtags expand the list of choices automatically, meaning the same tweet can be used with any combination of the tags, reaching new readers!
A few samples of Magic Hashtags are included to get you started.
Un-Scheduling
BlogFlutter sends tweets on a random-ish schedule, with an average lag time you define.
Tweet interval depends on how much content is available. We recommend 60 minutes when you’re getting started, 15 minutes once you start rolling.
Remember, BlogFlutter will go all night!
Tweets are separated into six different categories: page, post, quote, link, info, and promo. The tweet rotation schedule specifies a sequence of tweets to use based on these types.
- Page: attached directly to your site’s pages
- Post: promoting every post
- Quote: use the hashtag #quote
- Link: has a url embedded in the tweet
- Info: un-linked informational tweet
- Promo: special promo tweets for free version
When you’re using BlogFlutter, you don’t need to think of all these details. Just keep adding quality tweets and reducing your lag time, and that’s it. The rest is handled for you.
Set It, and Remember to Check It
You won’t want to set and forget with BlogFlutter, because your Twitter content will start to stand out, and you’ll want to be part of it.
Rather than adding new work, BlogFlutter actually makes it easier to keep in touch with your followers over time. Links lead directly to your posts for discussion in your venue. Post back to Twitter via BlogFlutter later, if it’s appropriate.
It’s your content. Why not keep it all where it belongs?
Really. Could it be easier?