Question 1

Twitter Autoplugs

Accepted Answer

With Hypefury, you can automatically add a follow-up tweet (also known as an "autoplug") when your post hits a certain engagement level that you define. This is powerful for those of you that want to direct your audience to take a further action.

You can define a Global Autoplug or a tweet-specific Autoplug. Read on to find more details about each.

Global Autoplugs

Q: How do I schedule a quote retweet?

A Quote Retweet is essentially your tweet comment and a link to the original Tweet that you want to Quote Retweet. Here's an example: ``Value is an exchange, what will you give for what you want to get? https://twitter.com/hypefury/status/1208160205701369858`` Composing it in Hypefury looks like this: <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/12a4325c7d8f1200/screenshot-2020-11-25-at-14462_k347xc.png" alt="What it looks like to schedule a Quote Retweet in Hypefury" /> | Twitter will automatically detect that there is an unique Tweet URL at the end. With this, it will convert this tweet into a Quote Retweet. Here is how it would appear on Twitter: <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/12a4325c7d8f1200/screenshot-2020-11-25-at-14452_m29vaz.png" alt="A Quote Retweet appearing on Twitter, after being posted by Hypefury" /> With Hypefury, it's easy peasy to schedule Quote Retweets.

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Global autoplugs will take effect for all your tweets regardless of whether it was posted through Hypefury or not. To configure this, just open up the feature sidebar at the right of the page, and choose Autoplugs.

Feature Sidebar

Once you turn on the feature, you will be presented with the following options:

Autoplug Window

Autoplug text - Here you can enter the tweet that will automatically be added once the threshold is met. More than one tweet can be added and it will be selected at random. To add more, click the Add autoplug tweet (+) icon.

% of tweet to Autoplug - The percentage of your tweets where the Autoplug will apply. By changing this setting, Hypefury will automatically calculate the number of likes that are needed to trigger the autoplugs based on your history average.

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Question 2

How to use multiple Twitter handles with Hypefury

Accepted Answer

You can use multiple Twitter handles with Hypefury.

| Each Standard plan subscription comes with up to a total of 3 Twitter handles that you can connect to Hypefury. Each Premium plan subscription comes with up to a total of 6 Twitter handles that you can connect to Hypefury.

If you're on a free trial, you get the same allowance as the Standard plan during your trial.

How to connect multiple handles with Hypefury

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Step by step

Every Hypefury account is ready to connect multiple handles. Let's get started.

Choose your primary Twitter handle for your account

First you just need to decide which account is going to be your primary handle. This primary handle will be used for your contact details, support communication and most importantly handling your Billing and Subscription for the whole account.

||| Warning: Once you've chosen a Twitter handle to be your primary, you won't be able to change this later.

Once you've decided which handle you'll use as your primary (we recommend using your personal account and add business or brand handles on to it) then you're ready to begin.

Sign in with Twitter with each handle to create Hypefury data for it

|| Make sure you have created an account within Hypefury with each Twitter handle you are adding to your primary account.

The first thing you need to do is **sign into Hypefury with each additional handle you want t

Question 3

How do I add a "Send us a private message" button on my tweets with Hypefury?

Accepted Answer

Twitter has a slightly secret feature whereby you can add a button to the end of your tweet titled "Send us a private message":

A preview of what the "Send us a private message" tweet looks like

||| For this to work, your account should have Allow message requests from anyone turned on. You can find the instructions in this article.

To do this, you need to use a special URL that Twitter recognises to start a direct message to yourself.

|| The full instructions exist on Twitter's Help Center here. The application of this feature with Twitter could change.

Simply write out your tweet as normal and leave space for a unique URL to be added at the end.

The special URL

The URL is a combination of the action request to Twitter to start a direct message, along with your account's numeric ID.

It starts with: https://twitter.com/messages/compose?recipient_id=

To the end of this URL, you add your account numeric ID.

Where to get your account's numeric ID

The easiest way to get your numeric ID is using an online tool. There's many available, but right now we recommend this one powered by The Code of a Ninja.

Just enter your Twi

Question 4

Recurrent Posts

Accepted Answer

The Recurrent Posts feature gives you the power to re-post (not retweet) the same content on a schedule in addition to your main queue.

Within it, you can also define Categories for different kinds of content to match a schedule that suits your own tweeting style.

How to

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Scheduling your Recurrent Posts

To start using the feature, head over to your Recurrent posts page where you'll see your Recurrent Post weekly schedule:

You can add a new schedule by clicking on any of the empty slots or the time slot where you want to add it. This will bring up a new window for adding the Recurrent Post schedule.

**Choose Category **- You can select from any existing category, or click Create New to create a new category for this time slot. **Select Day(s) **- You can set the schedule to be added for one or multiple days a week. Post At - You can choose the specific time it will go out.

Creating categories

Another way to create categories is through the Categories page. You can access this page by clicking Manage Categories on the top right hand corner of the Recurrent Posts page.

To add new categories, cl

Question 5

How do I schedule a quote retweet?

Accepted Answer

A Quote Retweet is essentially your tweet comment and a link to the original Tweet that you want to Quote Retweet.

Here's an example:

``Value is an exchange, what will you give for what you want to get?

https://twitter.com/hypefury/status/1208160205701369858``

Composing it in Hypefury looks like this:

What it looks like to schedule a Quote Retweet in Hypefury

| Twitter will automatically detect that there is an unique Tweet URL at the end. With this, it will convert this tweet into a Quote Retweet.

Here is how it would appear on Twitter:

A Quote Retweet appearing on Twitter, after being posted by Hypefury

With Hypefury, it's easy peasy to schedule Quote Retweets.

Question 6

Posting Schedule

Accepted Answer

Here is a quick video on how to build your Posting Schedule in Hypefury.

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Step by step

To customize your time slots, you can head over to your Settings page, to do that look for your Profile picture in the Sidebar panel and click on it to see a menu and go to the Settings, then scroll down to the bottom for the Posting Schedule section.

Or, you can go directly to your Posting Schedule by clicking on the Calendar Icon on your Queue page.

From here, you can add a slot for the Queue or for the Evergreen Posts through the Day and Time Picker.

You can add a slot for tweets, Evergreen retweets, Instagram and LinkedIn posts

How can I delete a time slot?

You can click on a slot to remove it from your schedule.

|| Note: At least one slot should remain on each day, either a Queue slot or an Evergreen slot.

What will happen to the tweets in the Queue after changing the schedule?

After you make some changes to your Schedule, Hypefury will not touch the scheduled tweets in your Queue, unless you click Update. This will move all the scheduled tweets on the Queue to the top based on the new schedule.

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