I have been getting requests via email on how to do this so I went ahead and created a tutorial for you guys to follow below. There are so many things you should be doing to promote your blog post after you have created it. Posting them on Twitter is one of them. Promoting your blog post on Facebook is also a great way to get social media traffic as well. If you could automate some of these processes required to promote your blog posts i’m sure life would be sweet!
I now I sometimes get lazy after creating a post and hold off promoting it until the following day. Not a good habit to get into especially if you know you are not disciplined enough to do it. But if you can automate a few promotional techniques that will help you drive traffic to your blog post where all you have to do is set it and forget it then its all good. Now what I am about to show you will help you do just that. Every time you create a blog post it will drip to your Twitter account helping you save time of posting it manually. This is a very super easy process that I am about to show you right now.
STEP #1 Go to Twitter Feed (www.twitterfeed.com) sign up and create an account. Once you have done that you can begin to create your new feed.
STEP #2 Enter the name of your feed and the url of your blog RSS feed.
STEP #3 Here you can customize the frequency of your feed update, the post title and description perferences, which url shorten link to use, and etc.
STEP #4 Your feed is completed. You have the option of including other feeds like Facebook, Ping.Fm, or another Twitter account.
STEP #5 Congratulations! Your new feed is active. You have officially set it and forget it. Rinse and repeat to add your other blog feeds.
That’s all there is to it. Simple isn’t it? Hope this helps you out. If it did please let me know by commenting below. If you like it re-tweet and bookmark it. Thanks!
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Sam,
Thanks for another great post. Also depending on your wordpress theme, some like Headway have a built in option that automatically updates your blog post to twitter from your blogs dashboard.
Dr. Todd P. Sullivan
I use wordpress and it has social media tools that will automate tweeting, etc. It has saved me time and I get fairly regular traffic just posting weekly-imagine if I posted more often? :0)
Your post is fairly clear for most people but I don’t know rss feeds. Thank you anyway. Even if this isn’t for me right now it should help many and who knows? I may be back and follow your steps someday :0)