Twitter Feed : Automate Your Message Today

Posted on 25. Jul, 2011 by in Internet Marketing

With the internet being so vast and filled with so much information, it’s hard to share the most important messages with your followers. Normally, you would have your favorite blogs to read, but even when you dedicate time to reading them from time to time, you always seem to miss something.

Not to mention, you miss the opportunity to share it with others.

Plus, with social media applications actually suggesting and maybe even requiring you to be active (Empire Avenue), it’s hard to be everywhere and do everything all at once. Not to mention, if you are a blogger, it’s sometimes difficult to have your message broadcasted out to every social media site in your arsenal.

  • Consider TribePro for automated team syndication
  • Consider using Onlywire to ping your postings to 40 different social media sites with a push of one button

But what about your more precious social media sites that hold a larger value than others; your facebook fan page. How do you keep those who follow you engaged and up to date on all the local gossip?

There’s simply more things acquiring more of your time than you know what to do with (especially if you run a business). What you need more than anything, is more automation.

Today, we’re covering a simple little system that can be used to update your facebook wall, facebook fan page, and or twitter (just to name a few) automatically by adding ANY RSS feed from any site found online.

Key notes to remember:

  1. To add an RSS feed, all you simply need to include is /feed at the end of the URL
  2. This includes to specific pages as well (EXAMPLE: http://www.mashable.com/business/feeed)

In the video above, I’ve included three different sources of feed material going to twitter and to my facebook fan page.

1.) http://www.dereckarreguin.com/feed
2.) http://www.mashable.com/business/feed
3.) http://www.randygage.com/feed

Now, every time any of those sites publish new content, TwitterFeed will now automatically update to my linked social media accounts for me.

This saves me time by:

  • Going there and posting material there myself
  • Helps me to feed my followers with the best most relevant and timely information
  • Helps me to increase my authority as being a source of information or news

Plus, if you are using the new social media tool called EmpireAvenue (a place to place a value on your social equity), then you can use TwitterFeed to increase your value and watch your stock grow. Make sure to include TwitterFeed into your daily business or blogging routine. It will prove to save you time and maybe a little money.

Related content:

  1. How To Link Blog To Facebook Fan Page
  2. Empire Avenue – The Social Media Exchange
  3. Facebook Marketing Guide – How To Use Facebook For Marketing (Basics)
  4. The Power Of Personal Branding
  5. What Is Your Social Media ROI?
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13 Responses to “Twitter Feed : Automate Your Message Today”

  1. Tony Tate@Business Building

    24. Aug, 2011

    This seems like a great tool to use for my twitter account. I use twitter for my seo techniques. I think I’m going to give a try using this tool for my online business I’m pretty sure this will help me a lot!
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  2. Dewane Mutunga

    17. Aug, 2011

    Dereck,

    This looks like a really cool tool. I’m definitely going to look into this, automation create leverage and leverage is my best friend!

    Thanks for the tip!
    Dewane Mutunga recently posted..40 Tips to Increase EngagementMy Profile

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  3. Kevin Martineau

    16. Aug, 2011

    Hi Dereck:

    I love coming to your blog because I always learn new things. :) I have never used Twitterfeed but I am on my way to check it out. I have used su.pr for automating my tweets but this looks like I can do a lot more.

    Kevin
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  4. Debbie Lattuga

    10. Aug, 2011

    Sometimes you just need a bonk on the head. I have been using Twitterfeed for about 2 years. I publish content all over the place.

    But I had never thought about it for my fanpage. With all the other online tasks I do, I have been neglecting my fanpage.

    Thank you for the bonk on the head.

    Debbie

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  5. Perry A Davis Jr@Network Marketing Nuts and Bolts tha makes building your business Fun, Simple, Magical and Profitable.

    09. Aug, 2011

    Hello Dereck

    TwitterFeed is an excellent time saving tool, plus helps to provide good content. Thanks for the video showing how you use twitterfeed. Your blog is a great place to visit to learn about these tools.

    Thanks

    Perry A Davis Jr
    Music City

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  6. Lynn Jones

    08. Aug, 2011

    Hi Dereck! Great post. I can definitely see the value in Twitter Feed….anything to make life/business easier and more streamlined. Thanks for the great value and info on Twitter feed!
    Lynn

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  7. Julieanne van Zyl

    07. Aug, 2011

    Hi Dereck, I really like Twitter Feed. I hadn’t thought about it helping out my Empire Avenue profile, that’s a great idea.

    Hope you’re having a great weekend! regards from Julieanne

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  8. Willena Flewelling

    27. Jul, 2011

    Thanks Dereck! Yet another simple, practical post that will make things better and easier.

    I will be back to re-read this post and implement your suggestions! When I have time to stop and take a breath, that is…….

    Willena Flewelling

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  9. Joyce Penner

    27. Jul, 2011

    More great nuggets from Dereck !! I don’t use the tools that I have to their utmost and that’s a failing on my part. Hmmmm nuther thing to write down and make the decision to do.

    Thanks Dereck.
    Joyce

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  10. Name (required)

    26. Jul, 2011

    Twitter Feed is such a great little app/site I think the surface has only been scratched of course the obvious being posting to twitter and FB and have read some other articles about what is possible and it really is a bit confusing but once someone gets the basics its all about leveraging it to get done what you want.

    Nice video

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  11. Loren

    26. Jul, 2011

    Hi Dereck,
    TwitterFeed’s an awesome tool and great way to leverage time. Nice to be able to have a tool that lines up our social media sites and keeps things automated so we can focus our attention on other aspects of our business. I don’t use TribePro but will give it a try; everything we can do to help with building backlinks is so important. Thanks for the tip!

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  12. marquita herald

    26. Jul, 2011

    Hi Dereck, great tips. I’m using Onlywire and Social Oomph (for Twitter) … TribePro didn’t work out for me. I think it’s great if your niche is social networking, MLM and the like, but not so much for personal development. I have had very good results with TSA Mastery and Clever Marketing Masterminds Community.

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    • Dereck Arreguin

      26. Jul, 2011

      Hey Marty,

      TribePro is more than just a syndication system, it’s also a massive backlin builder. It’s very important to make sure you include that as long as you have all of your SEO lined up. Contact me if you want to learn how using TribePro can increase your viewership on a regular basis. :D

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