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Auto Post and Schedule Tweets & Linkedin using Azure Logic Apps

achraf by achraf
April 14, 2021
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Being busy with tasks and calls and you forget to tweet about something you were waiting to share is a huge problem .
Today we are going to see how to schedule and post Tweets using Azure logic apps and it’s quite simple .

First of all we are going to create a simple excel file that contain what are we going to post (tweet is time for the post and Post is for the post it self):
Now that was simple  ,its time to create our logic app composed of 5 steps :

Step 1 : Set Recurrence Time 

In order to create posts we need a job that check every hour our excel file and see if the hour for post(time now) is the same as we have set in excel file .

Step 2 : Get Current Time and Convert it to a specific Time Zone

Posts are related to a certain time , for that our next step is to convert the current time zone that we have to a destination time zone and we took only the hours since we only need hours to compare them to the excel file HH

Step 3 : List rows present in a table 

In this step we are going to connect to our OneDrive and locate the file and the tab that contain our excel file and data
Step 4-5 : Check the Tweet times with the converted time and post a tweet 

Here we set a condition based on the values that we have , if the tweet time is equal to the converted time ,then we create a Tweeter post else we do nothing .
Bonus  

After I finished writing this blog I said why not I add the same post to linkedin since I’m going to post it there , so I added another step that will work only after the success of the tweet post ,we are going to add an action named ‘Share an article V2’ :

If you want to read about the pricing for the logic apps you can read full details from this link : https://bit.ly/32ejk2Y

Hope you enjoyed this blog post ^^

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