One of the most sought-after abilities is to schedule Twitter updates.
After that we’ll review some of the more full-featured applications.
Twuffer
Twuffer is one of my favorites to schedule Twitter updates.
In my tests it was the easiest and fastest to use for scheduling a tweet.
We already have enough to remember in life, don’t we?
To login to Twuffer, just jot down in your Twitter information and you’re ready to go!
The interface couldn’t be simpler and it keeps track of your past and future scheduled tweets.
This tool is pure barebones - it only schedules tweets.
Don’t expect any extra features like URL shortening in this one yet.
FutureTweets
FutureTweets is another nice one.
The service is very quick and responsive with a clean interface.
Unlike Twuffer, the site requires you to register before you might use it.
Twuffer
If you’re looking for more than just scheduling tweets, check these out.
It also lets you post to other networks such as Facebook.
They do not require registration to use their service and I found the interface to be very intuitive.
SocialOomph
SocialOomph requires registration with email activation, but in return they offer many features for free.
That’s not what we’re used to seeing in the days of Web 2.0.
Even though the interface could be better streamlined, it’s still a very useful service overall.
Hootsuite
Hootsuite is one of the most popular services and has been mentioned all over the web.
It is packed full of features, including the ability to schedule tweets, of course.
Besides scheduling tweets, CoTweet will save all incoming and sent messages for you to view later if needed.
This can be very useful for businesses.
CoTweet does require you to register an account with them, but it’s for a good reason.
This saves a lot of time and lets you schedule tweets for multiple accounts from one place.
