BufferApp Reviews

Twitter microblogging is flourishing nowadays. Twitter channel is no longer a luxury but a must for each social media person, company or brand. Freemake isn't an exception: we use Twitter to share our latest news, tips and tricks and to interact with our users.

Chances are, you're a busy person who wants to keep their Twitter account updated with great tweets. But you don't want to take a break every hour or so to post them to your account. This is where Buffer comes in. Buffer is a Twitter app that allows you to add tweets to be sent on a schedule.

Signed up for BufferApp Jan 21st and so far, I think I'm liking it. What is BufferApp, you ask? BufferApp is one of the many tools available to schedule tweets or Facebook posts. I'll write about other Twitter tools in the near future. But for now, let's talk about BufferApp.

Buffer is a tool that, honestly, I couldn't live without! It helps me share all the great content that I consume each morning over the course of the day, and by doing so, it helps me keep my online presence going even when I'm neck-deep in client work (and even on the weekends when I attempt to take some "down" time).

Instant Gratification: Buffer is a great service that automagically spaces out your social media posts to Facebook and Twitter so you don't fill up your fans' news feeds. I love finding great stuff to share with peeps on the Cake Coaching Facebook Page.

I'm a tech geek. I've been interested in technology and tools since my first Atari system more than a few years ago. My interests are ever evolving and I'm always on the hunt for cool new technology, particularly in the talent and recruiting space.

Bufferapp is one such twitter app for bloggers and social media users, that will help them to keep their profile engage and also maintain the noise. Here I'm going to share Bufferapp review and then you can decide if you need to invest this app or not.

The following is part of a series on the Bufferapp twitter tool. This a general overview and review of the product. Bufferapp is a product which claims to take a lot of the frustration out of scheduling tweets-and it does. However, at the time of this review's writing, it also has some serious limitations that you should be aware of.

It's new tool Tuesday, in which I break down and review a new tool that says it can make it easier and more fun to put the social in social media. On tap today: Buffer, which allows you to add items to a queue for magnifying your reach. Good? Not good?

I have known about buffer app for some time now, it's a nifty little tool that allows you to "schedule" a post for a specific date and time. If you own a facebook page, odds are you are familiar with scheduling posts, however this app allows you to post not only to facebook, but to twitter, linkedin, and a host of other cool places.

Buffer App Review: Here's What You Need to Know If you haven't already go download Hoot Suite. It's free for up to 5 accounts. If you are running any kind of

I have been marketing my articles on Twitter since July 03, 2008. In that time, I've gathered approximately 32,000 followers and I've Tweeted about business, sports, having babies, writing tips, social media, marketing, Twitter itself and loads of other things that are of special interest to both me and my followers.

I am always on the lookout for apps that will help increase your effectiveness on various social media platforms. Recently, BufferApp, a tweet scheduling service caught my attention. Previously I shared three tools to maximizing effectiveness on Twitter, one of which was an app called Timely.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I have been doing some research recently into social networking buffering tools and one that has really got my attention is a buffer tool called Buffer App. I honestly think I have found one of my new most trusted pieces of software that I will be using for myself and all client projects, it is that good.

Providing a continuous flow of content, can be at times, exhausting. With LinkedIn having now stopped supporting RSS feeds automatically posting into groups (see this article for more details), the challenge for any online networker is also have a good source of content for LinkedIn groups. Don't worry, help is at hand via Bufferapp.

As a busy online marketer I am always on the lookout for ways to maximise my marketing efficiency. A lot of the time I'm in meetings or on site with clients so I don't always have access to my desktop to schedule tweets.

Have you ever wanted to use social media to share Jesus with others? Are you someone who sees Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ as an outlet to tell others that Jesus can change their life?

Buffer is a social media dashboard that provides a 'smarter way to share your posts to your social networks'. It enables you to 'buffer' your favourite articles, photos, videos and links so that they are posted out across your social networks at a schedule of your choosing.

Irritating isn't it? Just think how frustrated your followers would be, when you keep on flooding their Facebook timeline or Twitter page with your tweets. They will definitely ignore your tweet in such scenario. Honestly, I am into blogging for last 3 years, but never used Twitter much and this was one of my biggest ever mistakes done in blogging.

Whenever I create a new blog post, or want to express to the world a new review of Disconnect - I usually Tweet and Facebook instantly. That's fine for the particular moment - but what about those that aren't present to read/share it?

This post is going to be about the apps and programs I use to make my time on social media easier. There is one app available that is super easy to use! Buffer App is an app that allows you to add status updates to be sent on a schedule on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Image by Bilberry Wood } I was on the Etsy forums the other day, and came across a thread on social media use. I was super-surprised by the number of people who still aren't using things like Facebook and Twitter to market their shops.

Want to be more efficient with your social scheduling? Here is my routine for you to try using Hootsuite and Buffer App.

This is a Guest Post by Leonhard Widrich, who is the developer of BufferApp , a tool which lets you to tweet efficiently. I am humbled to have a post by an application developer. Twitter is dynamic. It's lively and engaging. Yet, if you want to write truly great content, you have to give it some proper thought.

On the recommendation of BufferApp from Misty Belardo I have incorporated BufferApp into my Twitter routine-my Routwine, if you will. It's been very useful, but also brought some interesting thoughts to bear. (In this article I may use 'Buffer' and 'BufferApp' interchangeably but they are same service.)