This is Not A Post. It's a Question and a Request for Input

I'm writing an update to my Twitter Management System. It involves a new way to schedule tweets. Right now, I schedule either by time lapse or by pre-established times. When I say, pre-established times, I really mean a randomly generated minute within a specific half hour block. 

Here's my problem. I write a lot. So, the tweets that promote my posts are tripping over each other. 

I'm afraid I may be spamming. 

In April, The System tweeted 1786 times. That's just for my account.

We need to tweet often. A twitter feed zooms along at a very good clip. A single tweet is invisible. I was going to say it's like a fart in a hurricane, but I decided to be polite.

Yes, we need to tweet often, but maybe not that often.

beBee causes some of my worry 

No, seriously, it does, and that's a good thing.

It used to be that I just needed to schedule for 8:00 to 22:00, GMT-5. That would cover just about everybody. 

Not anymore. 

Now, thanks to beBee, interactors are everywhere. All time zones are in play. My twitter presence needs to match.

It's a Good Thing / Bad Thing paradox. I like the added reach. I just need to adjust for it.

One side of me says I'll need to increase the number of tweets to cover the extra time zones.

That's no problem for busy accounts, and most of my followers are busy accounts. That's the type of account I target. Last I checked, my average follower had a little over 4000 followers.

I may be wrong, I don't think a guy like John White (@juanblanco76 ) thinks I spam him. John's account is big and busy. 

There are also new accounts. People who reached out after my Twitter BadAss series. They are just starting their followings. People like Pamela Williams (@PIWillia). 

Pam just might be cursing me these days.

Here's what I'm thinking

• 12 tweets 2 hrs apart for the first day. (12/day)
• 18 tweets 4 hrs apart for three days (6/day)
• 12 tweets 8 hrs apart for four days (3/day)
• 14 tweets 12 hrs apart for a week (2/day)
• 7 tweets 24 hrs apart for a week (1/day)
• 12 tweets 60 hrs apart for a month (3/week time-shifted)
• 4 tweets 170 hrs apart for a month (1/week time shifted)

Thoughts? Questions? Suggestions?

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