How to Automatically Post Your Blog Articles to Your Twitter

Twitter is a great platform for promoting your blog articles. It’s a quick and easy way to share your content with a large audience, and it can help you build relationships with potential customers. But manually sharing your blog articles on Twitter can be time-consuming and tedious. Fortunately, there are several tools that can help you automate the process. In this article, we’ll show you how to automatically post your blog articles to Twitter using four different tools.1. Buffer Buffer is a social media scheduling tool that lets you schedule posts on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and Pinterest. The free version of Buffer lets you schedule one post for each of your social media accounts, and you can create groups of accounts so you can add them all together to create one scheduling request. The paid version of Buffer lets you schedule multiple posts for multiple accounts, and you can even schedule posts in advance. Buffer also has an optional Chrome extension called Buffer Bot that automatically tweets your Buffer posts to Twitter for you.To create a Buffer account, you need to sign up for a free account. Once you’ve created an account, you can add multiple accounts to the Buffer schedule. To start using Buffer, click the Add to Buffer button in the top right corner (Figure A). You can then choose the social media accounts that you want to schedule your posts for. Figure A A. Buffer. B. Settings. C. Timeline. D. Schedule. E. Update schedule. F. Add Twitter account. G. Add Facebook account.H. Add LinkedIn account. I. Add Google+ account. J. Add Pinterest account. To schedule your post, click the Schedule button in the top right corner, and enter the text for your post. Buffer will then create a post for your social media accounts at the time that you requested. To see your schedule, click the Timeline button in the top right corner (Figure B). Scroll down to see the schedule for the past week, month, or year. Figure B B. Buffer. C. Timeline. D. Schedule. E. Update schedule.F. Add Twitter account. G. Add Facebook account. H. Add LinkedIn account. I. Add Google+ account. J. Add Pinterest account. To see your Buffer posts on Twitter, click the Twitter tab in the top right corner, and then click the Buffer Bot button (Figure C). Buffer is now tweeting your Buffer posts for you. If you prefer not to use the Buffer Bot, you can manually copy and paste your tweets in the Buffer post. So, you can either use Buffer to schedule your Tweets, or you can schedule your Tweets manually.Figure C C. Buffer. D. Settings. E. Timeline. F. Schedule. G. Buffer Bot. To add your Twitter account manually, click the Twitter tab in the top right corner, click the Twitter account, and then click the Add button (Figure D). You can also click the Twitter account in the Buffer Bot settings and then click the Add button. To add your Facebook account manually, click the Facebook tab in the top right corner, and then click the Add button