Twitter: How to schedule posts and create engagement

If you are a busy bee, scheduling your tweets might be a good idea for you.

It's very easy. Compose your tweet and then schedule when you want to post it.

Scheduling tweets serves ensures consistency on your timeline and increased engagement even when you are busy doing other things or even sleeping. 

The best part is no one will even notice you are not online that very moment your are tweeting.

This highly works for the Twitter feed algorithm. Experts advise tweeting during peak engagement hours which is often from 8 a.m.

Step 1

 Open Twitter on your desktop or laptop

Step 2

Compose the tweet you want to send later

Step 3

 Select the calendar icon

Step 4

Choose a time and date you want your tweet to go up

Step 5

Click confirm.

To delete a scheduled tweet, click on the three dots at the top right corner of the tweet and click "Delete" from the drop-down menu. Or tap on the scheduled tweet, then click the Clear option.

Instagram is reportedly working on the same feature for its users.