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The story began when I was scheduling more than five tweets per day. But every time, I have to spend 5 minutes for each tweet.
5 minutes = 1 tweet
Ten tweets = 50 minutes/day
I thought of saving this time, this work is boring and repetitive, and most importantly, I can automate it.
This tool helps you schedule social media marketing, and many people use this product to schedule tweets.
But it’s a paid version, and I don’t want to give money for a product that I believe I can somehow develop on my own.
I started thinking seriously about automating the entire twitter task. After doing some research, I found this npm module that helps post tweets.
I can find this module because I have already worked with Twitter v2 API.
If you know nothing about this Twitter API, check the link, it’s an excellent API to work with tweets in whatever fashion you want.
Coming back to the story, I found this npm module to deal directly with Twitter API without paying much attention to the installation process.
Develop an API or endpoint that will post the tweet for me.
For scheduling, set the timer for API using the CRON job
That’s it. Honestly, it’s not rocket science. I have just added 40 lines of code, as shown in the image below, to automate Twitter marketing:
The endpoint first fetches the data from the database and then uses the CRON job to schedule the tweet time, and using Twitter API v2; I post the tweet at that specific time.
This project is not rocket science but a good one to add to your resume, especially if you are a junior developer.
List of tasks you can add further:
In addition, senior developers can take this project to the next level by creating a dedicated interface, UI, or website to add tweet content.
You can even use machine learning models to generate the banner image for each tweet to make tweets look more appealing.
You can even use artificial intelligence to create small tweet content using the heading of the tweet pretty intelligent and straightforward.
Until next time, have a good day.
Shrey
iHateReading
The story began when I was scheduling more than five tweets per day. But every time, I have to spend 5 minutes for each tweet.
5 minutes = 1 tweet
Ten tweets = 50 minutes/day
I thought of saving this time, this work is boring and repetitive, and most importantly, I can automate it.
This tool helps you schedule social media marketing, and many people use this product to schedule tweets.
But it’s a paid version, and I don’t want to give money for a product that I believe I can somehow develop on my own.
I started thinking seriously about automating the entire twitter task. After doing some research, I found this npm module that helps post tweets.
I can find this module because I have already worked with Twitter v2 API.
If you know nothing about this Twitter API, check the link, it’s an excellent API to work with tweets in whatever fashion you want.
Coming back to the story, I found this npm module to deal directly with Twitter API without paying much attention to the installation process.
Develop an API or endpoint that will post the tweet for me.
For scheduling, set the timer for API using the CRON job
That’s it. Honestly, it’s not rocket science. I have just added 40 lines of code, as shown in the image below, to automate Twitter marketing:
The endpoint first fetches the data from the database and then uses the CRON job to schedule the tweet time, and using Twitter API v2; I post the tweet at that specific time.
This project is not rocket science but a good one to add to your resume, especially if you are a junior developer.
List of tasks you can add further:
In addition, senior developers can take this project to the next level by creating a dedicated interface, UI, or website to add tweet content.
You can even use machine learning models to generate the banner image for each tweet to make tweets look more appealing.
You can even use artificial intelligence to create small tweet content using the heading of the tweet pretty intelligent and straightforward.
Until next time, have a good day.
Shrey
iHateReading
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