Amanda Marochko

We’re rebuilding Buffer’s Public API. Here’s why this matters for developers and the broader ecosystem 👇

We’re not just building a public API. We’re building a dev experience we’d want to use ourselves!

🎥 If you’ve been dreaming of a more automation-friendly, developer-loved Buffer; this one’s for you!

Hey Jeff, thanks for reaching out. We initially applied this limit as a UX decision as we have some limitations within our existing composer, however, we're currently working on improving our post composition experience so we will take this into account! Thanks!

We actually have a pretty generous free plan, so you should be able to get started on that without any issues! :)

👋 I'm taking over @buffer.com's Bluesky social account for the upcoming Mondays (spoiler alert: lots of API chats to come 😂).

Is there anything you'd like to discuss over on our brand channel?

Ahhhh @daniel-gentry.bsky.social, nice to see you here! I just responded to your email yesterday :) We'll hopefully get you set up as a beta tester very soon!

An image of a plant growing into a 31-week posting streak with Buffer

31 weeks in a row of sharing content on social!
That’s over half a year of consistency 🤯

To put it in perspective: if this streak were a baby, it’d be about the size of a coconut right now 🥥

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Hey @yopro.studio - thanks for the feedback! We have a few other high priority features on our radar first, but this is something we're looking into. In the meantime, please feel free to upvote this suggestion here and you'll be notified when it's shipped: suggestions.buffer.com/p/support-co...

We’re Rebuilding Buffer’s API: Here’s Why — and How it Will Work Buffer is an intuitive social media management platform trusted by brands, businesses, agencies, and individuals to help drive social media results.

Thrilled to announce my debut on the @buffer.com blog! 🎉

I just dropped my first article, all about how we’re giving Buffer’s Public API a makeover 💅

buffer.com/resources/re...

I’m speaking at TGS Con in Amsterdam this September 🌷🚲

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My biggest take-aways so far:

➡️ Consistency is incredibly powerful.

➡️ There’s always something new to learn.

➡️ Finding a supportive community (like my colleagues) makes all the difference.

We regularly exchange feedback and share tips on our company Slack channel, which helps us all grow.

The real game-changer for me has been learning from everyone around me and supporting each other along the way. I subscribe to their newsletters, watch their videos, and engage with their posts, and they do the same for mine.

My teammates are all at different points in their content journeys, too. Some are seasoned influencers, while others are just starting out.

Working at @buffer.com doesn’t automatically make me a content creation expert. In reality, I’m still finding my groove: experimenting with new tools, discovering my authentic voice, and figuring out what kind of content truly connects with people.

My biggest take-aways so far:

➡️ Consistency is incredibly powerful.

➡️ There’s always something new to learn.

➡️ Finding a supportive community (like my colleagues) makes all the difference.

I subscribe to their newsletters, watch their videos, and engage with their posts, and they do the same for mine. We regularly exchange feedback and share tips on our company Slack channel, which helps us all grow.

My teammates are all at different points in their content journeys, too. Some are seasoned influencers, while others are just starting out.

The real game-changer for me has been learning from everyone around me and supporting each other along the way.

We reached an incredible milestone together during our recent retreat and had the chance to celebrate in person. 🤩

What are some of the special moments that happen during your team offsites?

3️⃣ Gratitude Session. Our last session of the retreat focuses on sharing gratitude and giving thanks to other colleagues. Sometimes we give thanks for work things that have happened during the week, and other times, we take a moment to share something more personal.

2️⃣ Personal Stories Dinners. We spend two evenings with three other colleagues from different parts of the company, and talk about life. You leave these sessions feeling more connected to your teammates, developing a rapport that goes beyond work.

1️⃣ Team Wide Support Time. All hands on deck answering questions in the customer support inbox. We develop a deeper level of empathy for our users, and leave that session feeling energized and empowered to ship features / fix bugs that can improve our product.

Wow, what a week!

It's very rare to spend time in person together as a remote company, but once per year, we carve out that time so that we can develop deeper connections to our goals and each other.

There are 3 "sessions" that make a Buffer retreat quite unique ⬇️

Over the last 4 months, I've really focused on creating more consistency with my posting habits.

→ My impressions have increased by 434.2%
→ My reach has increased by 531.1%
→ I've gained nearly 250 new followers

You don't have to be a "thought leader" to have an impact. You just need to start.

Hey there! I'm part of the Product Team at Buffer and would love to learn more about what feedback you had and how it's improved for you! :)

👋 Amanda from @buffer.com here. This one totally had us fooled as well! It was a fun one to troubleshoot with our team 😅

Everything is figureout-able, and some of the best PMs I know have always found a way to find a path forward.

Managing many inputs with multiple stakeholders? Evaluate your rituals that no longer serve you (such as recurring meetings), automate as much as you can, lean into brief and asynchronous communication.

Building something that you lack context in? Speak to folks in the industry who have already have the expertise, read as much as you can, and engage with your target customers early on in the process.