I have found that Buffer has made my life so so much easier. There’s a good article that includes Buffer here on SME … go to the article

I have added it to all my browsers, and I also use it on my iPad with Flipboard. Using it with Flipboard is a little tricky. Here’s a great video that will show you how to use Buffer with Flipboard.

Basically it calls for grabbing your secret email link from Buffer and setting that email up in your iPad contacts. When you’re reading an article in Flipboard you want to share, look to the bottom right of Flipboard for the share button and chose email. Then pick the Buffer secret email and send. Your share will show up in your Buffer instantaneously.

Enjoy … Scott

@deairby sort of … it’s a way to send stuff to your Twitter account without flooding your followers. (scheduled tweets if you will)

There are a number of services that allow you to schedule your tweets but I have found Buffer to be easier to use, and stay consistent. Perhaps it’s due to their browser widgets available for the three browsers I use frequently, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome. Another thing I love about Buffer is you will get a reminder when your buffer has run empty.

I love to share articles, and stuff I find while I’m researching or browsing online, but I used to flood my Twitter stream with all the great stuff I found. Buffer allows me to spread the tweets out so it doesn’t overload my stream.

I first noticed Buffer when on a blog that had one of those share sidebars, and there was this thing called Buffer that I was unfamiliar with. Once I took a look at it and realized how easy it was to add stuff to the buffer, I was hooked