In this post tripwire magazine provides a mini tutorial on how to use Twitterfeed to automatically get your Blog Posts or Website News transferred to Twitter. As your number of Followers on Twitter increase Twitter becomes a better and better source to traffic for you blog or website. For that reason and for giving your followers quick access to your work any new Blog Post or news on you website should instantly get listed as Updates on your Twitter page. This post gives your a simple solution for how to do this.
Introduction
Just realised this morning that all tripwire magazine updates on Twitter is missing… I found a support thread where I can see that it is “just” a database issue at Twitter and I’m not the only one affected… Twitter support seams to be working on it and they will “clean the cache” for you if you post a comment to the support case… Even though Twitter is struggling with their success I think it is a great free service and I have decided to deliver this post even though I got a bit irritated on them? Unfortunately I can show a lat pickture with the post appearing on Twitter but beleive me it works fine if Twitter is not messing sround with their huge databases!
Other relevant resources
![]() |
130+ Enormous Twitter ToolboxIn this article tripwire magazine provides one of the most comprehensive Twitter Toolboxes available. Twitter is becoming increasingly popular and I guess that the main reasons for this is the openess and simplicity of Twitters solution. A lot of Twitter Tools are available today and you can find most of them in this article with short descriptions and illustrations. |
Lets get started
Step 1. Go to http://twitterfeed.com

Step 2. Press the [login/register] button in the top right corner and choose you login method. I used Google with success myself but if you don’t use Gmail or other Google online services other login services are available. .

Step 3. Once your in you need to press the “my feeds” link in the top right corner. On the “my feeds” page press the “Create new feed” link.
![]()
Step 4. Fill in the form.You need to supply your Twitter username and password. This is the same for all Twitter add-services because Twitter lacks a integrated security solution. It is a matter of trust and you have to decide for yourself if you will expose your Twitter login… Personally I have no problem with it on this service.
I have changed only the Update Frequency and used the default configuration. If you prefer a specific link service Twitterfeed supports most of them.

Step 5. Press create and you will return to the “my feeds” page.

Step 6. Check that it works
Next time you post a new article that will appear in you feed you should verify that it will be transferred to Twitter within the next 30 minutes. If it doesn’t you need to login to Twitterfeed and see if the green checkmark is missing and if there is a error message that you can use to solve the issue.
![]()
Good luck! Post a comment if you have good or bad experience with Twitterfeed or if you know other and maybe better ways to integrate with Twitter.
Related posts
- Howto: Wordpress 2.7+ Most Popular Posts Widget In this article tripwire magazine provides a mini-tutorial on how...
- Build an Awesome Community News Feature for Your Wordpress Blog In this article tripwire magazine provides a detailed tutorial...
- 30+ Best Tools for building and managing your twitter popularity Twitter is today one of the largest, most active...
- What are you planning to do when your Blog can’t fit shared hosting any more? Most blogs start out with a cheap shared hosting...
- The RSS Feed on tripwire magazine has been changed to FULL length I know that most people prefer feeds that are not...



Submit
More Links
May 1st, 2009 at 4:20 pm
I don’t usually comment on this stuff but I gotta say.. nice blog
September 7th, 2009 at 6:14 pm
For Twitter automation i’ve got to say Twimbo from iq143.com was one of the easiest to set up and one of the more intelligent bots. My traffic has doubled since using it and I have a great following on Twitter.
September 11th, 2009 at 12:56 am
I would love to get your feedback on a new twitter service which automatically tweets relevant news (by keywords) or RSS feeds to your Twitter.
http://oohja.com
What do you think?
For example all tweets here are 100% keyword driven:
http://twitter.com/oohjaMarketing
December 25th, 2009 at 6:50 am
Twitter is some ways is much better than blogging. I love to Twitter my everyday activities on my friends and relatives.
***