I wanted to spend less total time, and to increase the quality of time I did spend, on social media.Īt the end of the day, I wanted to curate my content consumption and my attention the way I wanted to, rather than as a private social media company and its algorithms wanted to. Infinite scroll, algorithmically determined suggestions, notifications. Instagram: too many posts from accounts I felt lukewarm about, and too many acquaintances, which made make me feel like I’m stalking their lives. Twitter: too many tweets from accounts I don’t follow.
The video plans from an un-logged in YouTube page.
To watch, I hit Enter, which brings me to a new tab within my RSS reader. Right: YouTube shows up with the title and show notes. The answer to this problem is Buffer it's available as a plug-in for Chrome, Firefox and Opera, as well as apps for Android and iPhone.Left: Instagram shows up on my RSS reader with the full image/s. One of the great things about Twitter is the ability to share things you find on the web – a particularly fascinating TechRadar feature, for example.īut if you come across several interesting stories in the course of your surfing it's not good to send out a sudden flurry of tweets all at once. Upgrade to a paid Professional account and you can access extra features like enabling automatic follow backs and automatic DMs to new followers – we don't recommend the latter as many people find it annoying.Ī Professional account also lets you schedule updates to other services including Facebook and LinkedIn. You can then choose when it's sent, either by setting a delay in minutes, hours, days or weeks, or specifying a particular date and time.Ī basic account is free and can handle multiple Twitter profiles should you have more than one online persona. SocialOomph lets you send tweets on a delay or at a specific date and time
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