Some days ago i received some funny answers to a Test-Post which stated that my test was successfull. Thanks so far:
I promised to explain this post a bit further in the next days…so here we are.
Project EST – Explanation
EST stands for Erics Scheduled Tweets … EST
Who often visits conferences, writes blogs in advance or creates content for different languages and time zones, may have seen this problem: There is no cool way to schedule Tweets
Well, some may answer with TweetDeck, Hootsuite or dlvr.it … but I was talking about a cool way. So I had some requirements for a suitable solution:
as many tweets as I want
whenever I want
with picture / URL / Hashtag
easily create new tweets
easily change scheduled tweets
easily change picture, URLs and hashtags
available on any device
So the number of possible tools reduced quite a bit. Maybe there is some tool wich is able to help here…but „easy“ is something different. Also I don’t want to sign a Premium subscription to send more then 10 tweets a day…when I sometimes do not send that much…
EST – the solution
So my last idea was to create an own solution – so learn something and build the solution thats fits best
How I have done it and what I learned on my way…can be read here in the next parts of this series…
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Um ehrlich zu sein, habe ich mich in der Vergangenheit immer gefragt wer denn eigentlich PowerApps braucht. Ich, der in der Regel SharePoint und Co mehr schlecht als recht nutzt, habe für mich nie einen Einsatzzweck gefunden. Mit meiner Lösung für Scheduled Tweets war nun endlich der Zeitpunkt gekommen. Wie im letzten Teil beschrieben hatte…
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