How to schedule your retweets on twitter?

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I don’t know if any of you are trying to find out where you can retweet your tweets on schedule.  I have been looking for such a tool desperately actually.  That’s because I have a lot of great tweets to retweet about.  For all of you who have been following me on twitter, you will see me massively flooding your inbox with my retweets.  They are useful tweets actually.  They should be helpful to you if you are interested in them.  If not, you should not follow me because I must have sent you unwanted tweets all along.

Recently, I was introduced by @tommytrc to this twitter program called TweetMiner (affiliate link).  I think it could be an interesting program to review about, hence I decided to write about it in my blog here since Twitter is one of my everyday tools that I use to communicate.

What is TweetMiner?

TweetMiner is not only a program which allows you to retweet on schedule, it also allows you to do much more.  But this retweet schedule is the one that caught my attention when I use it myself.

I am not really sure what this program really is until I give it a try myself.  Take a look at the screenshot below.  (By the way, don’t you think my tweeps are simply giving me too much great tweets to retweet?)

It basically has two types of interface for you to choose.

• You can either use it directly on the website
• Or you can download the Adobe Air application and run it off your operating system.

Once I see all the tweets I am interested to retweet, I can either set a certain date for my retweet to appear in my timeline, or I can even set it to the rolling schedule.  Rolling schedule simply means that I can set the retweets to appear every other minutes (e.g. every 30 minutes? 60 minutes? and so on..)

What’s the advantage of scheduling your retweets?

There are several advantages to this.  Let me do a quick explanation on the advantages.

1. It allows me to retweet all my favorite tweets as much as I can without flooding my followers’ inbox.
2. It also allows me to nurture my followers as I am giving them great information on a more consistent basis.
3. It also allows me to be lazy on the days when I am working on my other things.

If any of you are also using this TweetMiner, do let me know of your opinions too!