Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts

August 05, 2010

Make Auto Follow Your Followers on Twitter

You've got Twitter ..? Twitter is very useful so we can continue to interact with our business partners may or with our friends and even promote our blog
Previously Amateur discussed tips on how to Updating your Facebook and Twitter with Google Talk maybe you're busy but want twitter to stay awake. Now Amateur here want to share how to keep us awake and twitter can automatically follow people who have followed you.
Applying the principle of "What you want others to do to you, do that to others.", then if you want your followers to stay following with you, then you can also follow them (sounds confusing?), this makes your followers feel important and would love following you.

So here are the steps on how to automatically follow someone when they follow you:

1. Go to SocialOomph, and "Register" if don't have any account on SocialOomph

2. If not register select 'register', fill up the registration form with you contact and bio preferences, note that the username and password you enter on SocialOomph is different or must be different from your twitter account.


3. Then after you have account, Activate your account registration by clicking the verification email on your email's inbox. (After clicking the verification link, you will be redirected to their Newsletter Signup page, you can optionally subscribe if you want or prefer not.)


4. Login to SocialOomph and on the side menu options, Hover your mouse to Social Accounts->Add New Account->Add Twitter, add your id twitter account here.

5. Click on "Authorize Access", (it will redirect you to your Twitter account if your already login, and if not, then you will be asked to login first), then click on "Allow".


6. After Allowing SocialOOmph to access your twitter account you will be redirected again to your Twitter Automation Settings, Tick or check the "Automatically Follow People" box  (optionally you can also create an automated welcome message to your follower.).

7. Done..., That's it,  from now on every person who will follow your twitter on a follow by your automatic.

Enjoy it.....
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May 30, 2010

Updating your Facebook and Twitter with Google Talk

Here are the ways I've learned to update your Facebook and your Twitter status using a Gtalk.It's easy way that only just 4 Step to do.

Here are the ways you can do it:

1. Go to http://ping.fm, login (if you don't have user id please signup)

Ping

2. When you are logged in, please add your Facebook account and twitter.Select "Add Network" select Facebook, allow ping.fm to singkronisasi with your Facebook account, as well as to your twitter account.



3. After ping.fm connect with your Facebook and Twitter, please log into GTalk / Jabber
Add pingbot@bots.ping.fm on your Gtalk buddy list. send message "verify-f75xxxxxxxxxxxx" to pingbot@bots.ping.fm on your gtalk to verify your gtalk



4. To update your Facebook and Twitter simultaneously, please send us a message through you to pingbot@bots.ping.fm Gtalk, Facebook and Twitter is then automatically updated by the messages you send

Update By Gtalk

Easy is not ...? Please try .....
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April 14, 2010

Google Follow Finder: Find some sweet tweeps


This morning we announced a replay feature in real-time search that helps you search the public archive of updates from Twitter. Now, we have more Twitter news from today’s Chirp Conference. We’ve just released a new experimental service in Google Labs called Google Follow Finder to help you expand your Twitter network. With Google Follow Finder, simply enter your Twitter account name and you’ll see a list of people you might be interested in following. You can also get interesting suggestions by entering other Twitter user names. Here’s what it looks like:

If you see someone you want to follow, just click “Follow on Twitter,” log in, and they’ll be added to your following list in Twitter. This integration is based on Twitter’s new @anywhere frameworks, which make it easy for any site to add Twitter functionality. We’re using the frameworks to provide dynamic information about Twitter accounts and one-click following.

The lists in Google Follow Finder are generated using public following and follower lists on Twitter. For example, if you follow CNN and the New York Times on Twitter, and most people who follow CNN and the New York Times also tend to follow TIME, we'll suggest TIME as a “Tweep you might like.” The list of “Tweeps with similar followers” is simply a list of accounts with similar follower lists to yours.

We hope you find some sweet tweeps.

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