Post to Twitter and Facebook

When it comes to handling multiple social media sites accounts across various systems, it's easy to fall into the time-sucking trap of doing every little thing manually. Post To Twitter And Facebook - If you normally upload the same updates on Facebook as you do on Twitter, you can kill 2 birds with one stone by setting up your Twitter account so it uploads your tweets as updates on Facebook instantly.

Post To Twitter And Facebook

Twitter has actually made it extremely easy for you to set it and also forget it. Here's what you require to do.
1. Sign in to Twitter and then click your tiny profile picture in the top right corner of the menu to access your "Profile and settings."

2. Click "Settings" from the drop-down menu.

3. In the left sidebar of the provided options, click "Applications.".

4. The first option you see on the next page needs to be a Facebook Link application. Click the big blue "Connect to Facebook" switch.

5. Visit to your Facebook account by clicking "Okay" in the Facebook tab that pops up.

6. Next off, you'll see a message that states, "Twitter wishes to upload to Facebook for you." Use the drop-down menu below that message to select just how you want your tweets to be shown when they're immediately uploaded on Facebook (to be seen by the public, your close friends, only you, or a custom option). Click "Okay.".

7. Maintain tweeting on Twitter and enjoy as your tweets automatically appear as Facebook updates on your profile. Don't stress if you do not see anything show up quickly or perhaps after a number of minutes-- it takes a while for your Twitter RSS feed to be upgraded and also drawn by Facebook.

Pretty hassle-free, best? Well, it does not quit there! There are a couple of more alternatives you can play around with by returning to Twitter and taking a look at your Facebook Link app under your Apps tab.

By default, the app has 2 options checked off: blog post retweets to Facebook, and also article to our Facebook profile. You can uncheck the retweet post alternative if you just want your very own tweets to be posted (which makes sense for Facebook) and you can uncheck the 2nd option if you ever simply intend to relax from having your tweets uploaded as Facebook updates without needing to ultimately detach the app.

If you have a public Facebook page, you can establish tweets to be posted as updates there also, along with your Facebook account. Click "Allow" where it states "Allow posting to one of your pages.".

You'll be asked to allow Twitter to allow Facebook to connect to your web pages, and after you click "Okay," a drop-down listing of your Facebook pages will appear under your Facebook Link app details on Twitter. Select the page you want to make use of. Unfortunately, you can only select one page if you handle numerous web pages.

Keep in mind that any kind of @replies you tweet on Twitter or direct messages you send will not show up on Facebook. Remember that you can manage your auto-posting choices anytime by inspecting or unchecking any one of these options in your Facebook Connect app, or you can also detach the application entirely if you just do not want to use it any longer.

By taking advantage of automated social uploading tools like these, you can cut your social media sites monitoring time in half and also invest even more time on things that truly issue.

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