Automating Social Media

One of my biggest takeaways from my time at CEX was that I should really be on Twitter, being in the niche I’m in.

But when I went back, I wanted to make the process as painless as possible in 2 ways:

So here are the tools I’m using to help automate most of that for me.

Naturally, one of the first things I wanted to look into was how I can easily post…most ideally across multiple platforms.

And as I’m using these channels to grow my own audience, I always want features like auto-DM and auto-plug.

I’ve been adding posts from Google Docs and it’s been splitting them up nicely, as well as generating LinkedIn Carousels.

At the end of each day, it auto-plugins the top 20% of my posts with my new newsletter, and I can even vary the CTA. It’s great.

I’m excited to dig into it even more now that I’ve paid for a month.

The other thing that frustrated me about Twitter when I left was the general experience of the timeline.

You can hide basically every element on the page, customize the navigation, and completely hide the For You tab.

Perfection.

So that covers the first way. What about the second way?

It does a number of things, but for me I liked 3 things:

It allows you to delete old tweets based on filters such as keywords, date range, language, and more. This feature is especially useful if you want to get rid of old tweets that no longer represent you or your brand.

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