Twitter Adds Tweet Scheduling Function for Advertisers
Twitter advertisers now have access to an option allowing them to them to schedule paid advertisement tweets up to a year in advance.
Many marketers use third-party social media dashboards to schedule their tweets ahead of time. But Twitter advertisers may be able to give those tools a rest with Twitter’s new scheduled tweets option.
“All marketers using Twitter’s Ad Products can schedule organic or Promoted Tweets for specific dates and times up to a year in advance,” Twitter said in its announcement. “These can be coordinated to go live with new or existing Promoted Tweet campaigns to enable you to plan your real-time campaigns at your convenience.”
Scheduling tweets starts at the advertiser’s account at ads.twitter.com. There, a person can access the option via the “compose tweet” button or within a new “creatives” tab in the top navigation.
When scheduling tweets, the user’s time zone is displayed to guide the process, and tweets can be scheduled a year in advance in increments of one minute.
“Tweets can be delivered organically to followers, or set up to publish as part of a Promoted Tweet campaign where you can select specific targeting criteria to make sure the right users see your message,” Twitter said.
For more information, check out Twitter’s help files on scheduled tweets to get started.
This article was originally published on http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/news/2300799/twitter-ad-users-can-now-schedule-tweets-a-year-in-advance.
