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Tweet Schedulers

Tweet Later - recommended

http://www.tweetlater.com/
Works like Twittertize.  Set up Tweets to be sent on a schedule.

Interface is deeper and more complex than Twittertize.  They look like they’ve been around a little longer.

Both services work to upsell you throughout your experience.  For instance, Tweet Later’s free account only allows up 1 account, limits to 12 tweets per hour, and you have to enter them manually enter each one.  With a paid account, you can set up multiple Twitter accounts, schedule a tweet to be repeated on a schedule (with cycling text so it’s not obviously spam), and more.

They offer something called a TweetCOCKPIT for paid accounts, which is customizable.  Automatically re-tweet tweets from one of your accounts on another, respond to people who tweet anywhere on Twitter with your brand name, Twitter account delegation (this is how Britney Spears has someone else Tweet for her), ping.fm integration, and a ton of other stuff.  This is a fully featured app!  Plus they have an API.

TwitterFeed - recommended

http://twitterfeed.com/
Set up multiple RSS feeds on to multiple Twitter accounts.

Specify how often TwitterFeed should check the RSS feed.  When it finds new content, it will create Tweets for them from your Twitter account.

This is useful for someone who posts content to draw visitors to their site.  Home and Garden tips on a Blog 5 times a week would create automatic Tweets.  You do not even have to be there to do it, because you can pre-schedule a Blog post, and the Tweet happens automatically in response to the RSS feed update.
shows the number of followers, friends, and updates an account had on each day.

Twittertize

http://twittertise.com
Twittertize lets you schedule tweets ahead of time and manage them through a management panel.

Edit or delete them before they go out, and view past tweets.

Future Tweets

http://futuretweets.com/
Free tweet scheduler.  This one is free, but very simple.  You can schedule a number of tweets one at a time, and reschedule some to continue to tweet.  It doesn’t do fancy things like the other services, but it doesn’t try to upsell you to a paid service, as of the time of this publication.

PostLater

http://www.postlater.com/
Very similar to Future Tweets and Tweet Later, but also submits to several Blogs and other services.  Free trial.

TwitResponse

http://www.twitresponse.com/
Very basic.  Schedule a message for x hours from now.

Twuffer

http://twuffer.com
Tweet scheduler.  Nice interface, but you can only schedule tweets to go out right on an hour, not at a specific time.  So, 8:00, not 8:15 or 8:10.

Twaitter

http://www.twaitter.com/
Tweet scheduler.
Create a scheduled tweet, specify one time or recurring.