Boost Your Twitter Game Effortlessly
Post directly from your spreadsheet to Twitter without lifting a finger.
"Post content from a spreadsheet to Twitter"
| Step 1: Connect your Google Spreadsheet with your Twitter account |
| Step 2: Input your tweet content and images into the spreadsheet |
| Step 3: Sit back as your tweets are published every 5 minutes |
| Step 4: Enjoy more time and consistent engagement with your followers |
Imagine this: You jot down brilliant tweet ideas in a spreadsheet, and voila! They get posted to Twitter seamlessly. No complex setups, just simple magic happening every five minutes.
This automation saved me hours weekly and kept my Twitter lively! My engagement has improved dramatically.
Yesterday at 4:51| Manual | Botize | |
|---|---|---|
| Check your spreadsheet for tweet ideas | 10 | 0 Minutes |
| Log into Twitter and manually post each tweet | 30 | 0 Minutes |
| Total | 40 | 0 Minutes |
You've found the easiest way to share your genius on Twitter without constantly switching tabs.
Marketing Manager
Sarah, a marketing manager, uses this tool to post regular updates and keep her audience engaged, freeing up time for strategic work.
Save Time
Focus on what truly matters while your ideas hit Twitter.
Stay Consistent
Ensure a steady flow of content, even on busy days.
Be in Control
Decide what to tweet and when, from a simple spreadsheet.
Freelance Writer
Tom, a freelance writer, schedules and automates his promotion tweets to showcase his work consistently, boosting his visibility.
⌾︎ <You're a content creator needing more hours in the day.>
⌾︎ <You're managing multiple accounts and need a streamlined process.>
✕ <You don't have a Twitter account.>
✕ <You rarely tweet and prefer manual posting only.>
✓ Set your own posting schedule based on your audience's peak times
✓ Customize the type of content (text, images) directly from your sheet
✓ Integrate multiple accounts for varied content distribution
