If you haven’t tried Buffer yet, you should. It’s a light-weight, simple tool for scheduling your tweets when your followers will see them, so you get more clicks, retweets and mentions.

And Buffer has just launched its brand new iPhone app, making it even easier for you to pop your tweets into your Buffer and let the magic happen – while you’re on the subway, at a restaurant or in the park.
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Buffer is certainly shaping up to be the little Twitter app that could. It offers the simply functionality of scheduling your tweets to go live when they will be seen by the most people, but it does so in a big way.

You can schedule tweets from your browser, smartphone, Twitter.com, email with Buffer, and now they’ve added a partnership with Vienna RSS to the mix to enable you to schedule tweets from within your RSS reader.
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The folks at Buffer – the simple Twitter scheduling tool that gets you 200 percent more clicks on your links – have just released a Buffer Button for websites. Now, whenever you want to share an article on Twitter, you can hit “Buffer” and it will be scheduled to go live at the best time of day.
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Buffer is one of the darling Twitter apps of the tweet elite. It allows you to add content items – a link, a retweet – to your buffer, and schedules them to be tweeted from your Twitter account at optimal time throughout the day.

Now, Buffer has expanded how you can share your social content by partnering with Ifttt (If this then that). The combo of these two apps now lets you share nearly anything you like on the web with your Twitter followers, at the best time of day to see high engagement rates.
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The first mobile version of Buffer has hit the Android Market, and it’s a slick product.

Now, you can send updates to Twitter at the times that they’ll see the most impact while you’re on the go from your Android device.
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Want to double the number of retweets you see? Or how about add over 100 new followers in 3 weeks (without buying them, or participating in a Twitter pyramid scheme)?

By using Buffer, the company says you’ll see all this and more.
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Buffer is a unique, lightweight Twitter scheduling app that staggers your tweets for you throughout the day. And it has just made scheduling more customizable with a new feature announced this week, allowing users to fine-tune exactly when their pre-scheduled tweets will go live right down to each hour of the day.
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Yesterday, HootSuite rolled out its new “Publisher” feature that would, supposedly, make it easier to schedule and manage your tweets from multiple Twitter accounts and with multiple team members. However, as we pointed out yesterday, it also broke scheduled tweets and is causing a headache for many social media managers.

If you’ve had problems with HootSuite’s scheduling lately, or you just want to tuck away some alternatives for a rainy day, here are 5 other ways you can schedule your tweets.
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Learning how much is too much on Twitter can be a painful process of trial and error (and angry followers whose timelines you’ve flooded with an overload of tweets). Enter Buffer, a web-based app that spreads your tweets throughout the day. And its latest partnership announcement with Refynr means that both the content you read on Twitter and the content you send out will be on topic, timely, and relevant.
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