Schedule Trigger Automate

Automate posting tweets every 6 hours using Google Sheets to manage your content. This workflow retrieves tweets from a designated sheet and posts them on X, ensuring consistent engagement without manual effort.

7/8/2025
6 nodes
Simple
schedulesimpleschedule triggergooglesheetstwittersticky noteautomationcron
Categories:
Schedule TriggeredSimple WorkflowData Processing & AnalysisSocial Media Management
Integrations:
Schedule TriggerGoogleSheetsTwitterSticky Note

Target Audience

Social Media Managers
Individuals managing social media accounts who need to automate posting from a Google Sheet.

Small Business Owners
Entrepreneurs who want to maintain an active social media presence without dedicating too much time.

Content Creators
Creators looking to streamline their content distribution across platforms.

Marketers
Those who want to schedule and automate their promotional tweets efficiently.

Problem Solved

This workflow automates the process of posting tweets from a Google Sheet at 6-hour intervals. It eliminates the need for manual posting, ensuring that content is shared consistently and timely, which helps in maintaining engagement with the audience.

Workflow Steps

  • Schedule Trigger: The workflow starts with a schedule trigger that activates every 6 hours.
    2. Get Tweets: It retrieves tweets from a designated Google Sheet named Tweets.
    3. Post on X: The retrieved tweet is then posted on X (formerly Twitter).
    4. Remove from List: After posting, the tweet is deleted from the Google Sheet to prevent reposting, ensuring that each tweet is unique.

    • Customization Guide

  • Adjust Posting Frequency: Modify the hoursInterval in the Schedule Trigger to change how often the workflow runs.
    2. Change Google Sheet: Update the documentId and sheetName parameters to pull tweets from a different Google Sheet.
    3. Modify Tweet Content: Adjust the text parameter in the Post on X node to customize the tweet format or content.
    4. Add More Nodes: Incorporate additional nodes for other integrations or functionalities, such as sending notifications or logging posts.