[friendociate]

Because Buffer is a place where you can connect ALL the content you want to share online, but it 'spaces out your posts' (to Twitter, Mastodon, Instagram, Facebook, Facebook Groups, Google Business, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Shopify, eventually YouTube) so that you're not 'SPAMMING' the social-networks you share them on.

And--after you post 'all the stuff you want to post gradually' on your Buffer pages--you can go to the social-sites and totally focus on 'being social' (responding to friends' post, checking out THEIR new news & pictures & videos, commenting there).

I suppose it's not THAT much trouble just to 'save all my content in DRAFTS here' and load the drafts little-by-little in between reading-&-responding-to fellow forum-members' posts

[oldbuddy]

I don't see how that will help your SEO, since Google sees all those sites in real time and all your posts are going to be on the front edge no matter which strategy you use.

[Xynehappy]

I would not even be interested in this type of stuff. Reason being I would like to keep my post more original.

[friendociate]

I don't see how that will help your SEO, since Google sees all those sites in real time and all your posts are going to be on the front edge no matter which strategy you use.

Because 'Google' isn't one of the users who might report a SPAMMER to the site's admins

I would not even be interested in this type of stuff. Reason being I would like to keep my post more original.

What's 'unoriginal' about "scheduling your own posts to be released at a set time"? ... oh, I think you mean you like your posts to be 'spur of the moment' or 'ad lib' or 'more natural (and not pre-programmed)'; and that's good. That's why (if you're making money advertising products to those sites) it's good to 'get all the ad-posts on a schedule' so you can focus ENTIRELY on 'being a good friend' on the social-site itself.

[kat82]

Because Buffer is a place where you can connect ALL the content you want to share online, but it 'spaces out your posts' (to Twitter, Mastodon, Instagram, Facebook, Facebook Groups, Google Business, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Shopify, eventually YouTube) so that you're not 'SPAMMING' the social-networks you share them on.

And--after you post 'all the stuff you want to post gradually' on your Buffer pages--you can go to the social-sites and totally focus on 'being social' (responding to friends' post, checking out THEIR new news & pictures & videos, commenting there).

I suppose it's not THAT much trouble just to 'save all my content in DRAFTS here' and load the drafts little-by-little in between reading-&-responding-to fellow forum-members' posts

Didn't know about buffer before. First time to hear about it. May be I should give it a try and see.

[mrki444]

Mabe this forum poster managment tool can help you.

https://en.freedownloadmanager.org/Wind ... -FREE.html

[Joshua Farrell]

@friendociate, not sure when you will come back to ForumCoin, but I recommend themaPoster. It's a paid software. The cost is $3 per month for use, updates and support, or $30 per year. Can even bulk pay it in advance for however long you want to keep the license active.

Has more than enough features to keep one happy with scheduling, including fine tuning the scheduling function to post as many as you want in a day, or as few as you want in a day. It has a built in draft function with a bbcode and html editor, and you can save as drafts or post from anything you want from text files.