Yes, Google Calendar lets you Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter. You can schedule recurring Twitter updates (schedule tweets) from Google Calendar.

1. First step to Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter: get google calendar to send reminder emails…

• Start Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter: Open Google calendar:

 & Create New Calendar: I named it ‘RecTweets’ (make it public Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter if you want):

• Goto Calendar settings for that calendar to Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter:

Then  ‘Notifications’ => Make it read ‘By default, remind me via email 1 minutes before each event’

• Goto ‘Share this Calendar’: in the email address field 'Share with specific people', type in the email address you get by going to ping.fm/email

Note: make sure you Dont let gmail send that email address an invite…

2. Second Step to Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter: go ahead and make calendar events in your new tweets calendar:

Create event on this calendar: They will appear in the social networks that you have enabled in ping.fm. It works for recurring events too (Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter).

If you want to set auto tweets from your iphone; make sure you go to m.google.com/sync in your phones browser and check your new calendar so that you can add events..

Instead of sharing calendar events via email, you can send them via RSS service to Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter:

To do this, you have to put check marks in Make this calendar public. Grab the xml feed for your new calendar and sending the feed to ping.fm or just sending it from twitterfeed directly to twitter.

To Schedule Recurring Status Updates on Twitter via Feed: If used twitterfeed – it has a lot more options and is a lot more customisable;

Originally posted 2011-06-08 15:56:12. Republished by Blog Post Promoter