Mixing In Scheduled Posts Is Not Bad - Now it's Even Easier With Buffer's New Social Media Post Scheduling Tool

I have been a huge fan of Buffer as a company and a tool for the past few years. I use their "Awesome" plan, and have the maximum of 12 social media accounts (Facebook Personal and Pages, Twitter, G+ Page and LinkedIn) connected to it.

There's a Buffer extension available for Chrome and Firefox, apps for iPhone and Android, and the integration with both Twitter and Facebook make it really easy to use and accessible anywhere.

The other day, I clicked on the Buffer extension icon in Google Chrome to schedule a link for publishing, and noticed a new tab in the popup - New Scheduler. Wow was I impressed! It's designed beautifully and easy to use.

I find this update extremely useful when scheduling the same post to be re-posted over a series of days, since there's a good chance that most of your fans/followers/friends/connections are not seeing every update you publish. It's also a good visual way to stagger your post times across networks.

Have you had any experience with Buffer? What do you think of this new scheduler? Would it convince you to start using it, if you haven't already?

Mixing In Scheduled Posts Is Not Bad - Now it's Even Easier With Buffer's New Social Media Post Scheduling Tool

I have been a huge fan of Buffer as a company and a tool for the past few years. I use their "Awesome" plan, and have the maximum of 12 social media accounts (Facebook Personal and Pages, Twitter, G+ Page and LinkedIn) connected to it.

There's a Buffer extension available for Chrome and Firefox, apps for iPhone and Android, and the integration with both Twitter and Facebook make it really easy to use and accessible anywhere.

The other day, I clicked on the Buffer extension icon in Google Chrome to schedule a link for publishing, and noticed a new tab in the popup - New Scheduler. Wow was I impressed! It's designed beautifully and easy to use.

I find this update extremely useful when scheduling the same post to be re-posted over a series of days, since there's a good chance that most of your fans/followers/friends/connections are not seeing every update you publish. It's also a good visual way to stagger your post times across networks.

Have you had any experience with Buffer? What do you think of this new scheduler? Would it convince you to start using it, if you haven't already?

Is Anyone in the Auto Industry Taking Advantage of Dictation Technology?

Some of us have great ideas that we can TELL people, but have trouble putting the words into a document or blog post. I've decided to experiment by writing more through dictation, and editing afterward. I feel like sometimes I can SAY a great idea or thought faster than I can WRITE it.

I challenge everyone reading this post who has the same difficulty to follow my lead and try writing by dictation - what do you have to lose?

All it takes is to make it happen is a smartphone or tablet and the Google Docs app (or your blog platform's app), available for Google Play for Android, iPhone/iPad and Windows Phone. I also use a wired headset.

Is anyone else doing this? Have you had experience writing this way? I'd love to know your thoughts in the comment section below. Thanks!

Is Anyone in the Auto Industry Taking Advantage of Dictation Technology?

Some of us have great ideas that we can TELL people, but have trouble putting the words into a document or blog post. I've decided to experiment by writing more through dictation, and editing afterward. I feel like sometimes I can SAY a great idea or thought faster than I can WRITE it.

I challenge everyone reading this post who has the same difficulty to follow my lead and try writing by dictation - what do you have to lose?

All it takes is to make it happen is a smartphone or tablet and the Google Docs app (or your blog platform's app), available for Google Play for Android, iPhone/iPad and Windows Phone. I also use a wired headset.

Is anyone else doing this? Have you had experience writing this way? I'd love to know your thoughts in the comment section below. Thanks!