BUT… some small notes:
1. Enable Facebook to allow Twitter to update status
2. Disable FriendFeed to display Facebook feed (Otherwise it creates a nasty feedback loop)
…and bam! One-touch posting to multiple feeds is up and running.
BUT… some small notes:
1. Enable Facebook to allow Twitter to update status
2. Disable FriendFeed to display Facebook feed (Otherwise it creates a nasty feedback loop)
…and bam! One-touch posting to multiple feeds is up and running.
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Hi Doug:
I also have several blogs and would love to know how you do that — your instructions are a little vague and I’m a bit of a newbie. Suggestions?
Hi Linda,
They call this “Automatic Cross-Posting”. It basically means you can set up one website to “feed” another the link. These sites aren’t usually all blogs per se, but social networking sites. You need an account at each of these sites, then simply go to the preferences in each website and configure it to automatically update some or all of their options.
I’ve created a map of some (many) social networking sites that you can link together. I’m going to make another post so I can show you the picture.
Doug Anderson
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