I’ve been a Twitter user for may be a year or so, when I opened an account with the handle JavaChief. But I never paid much attention to it, and let it languish. Every once in a while someone would follow me, and over a period of many months the account accumulated nearly 100 followers. I thought that was cool, yet odd. Especially after observing the account more closely, and I saw that the numbers were fluctuating. One day I had 85 followers, then 90, then 95. A few days later the follower count dropped back to the high 80s.
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I’m not going to build a business case for doing this, I’m sure you can conjure up all sorts of reasons why you might want to automatically inject content into your Twitter feed. I’m just going to show you how to do it. First thing you need to know is that in order to inject content into your Twitter feed, the content has to be contained in a valid RSS or Atom feed. So, for example you could inject new posts from your blog by injecting it’s feed into your Twitter feed.
Continue reading How to Auto-Inject Content Into Your Twitter Feed
The primary goal of a Twitter account, any Twitter account, should be to attract as many qualified followers as possible with content they want to see. The more people you can attract, the better the chances are that you’ll develop the kind of relationships you want, or need.
So here’s the formula; get only those people that are interested in what your interested in to follow you. The more the better. If we could automate this formula to some degree, then our Twitter accounts would become quite valuable to us. Continue reading Automating Twitter
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