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3 Ways To Use RSS Feeds To Power Your Twitter Account
By Ian F Sinclair | Submitted On August 17, 2014

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Finding the time and resources to keep Twitter updated can often be a challenge for the average business owner. So I 'm always on the look out for tools that can help with the process and take away a lot of the grunt work.

One way to do this is through the use of RSS or content feeds. RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication '. An RSS feed is basically a file containing syndicated content that 's readable by software.

For example, most blogs have RSS feeds automatically built in (yourblog.com/feed if it 's on WordPress), along with a lot of other sites such as YouTube and SlideShare.

This can make the use of RSS very useful in keeping your Twitter account updated with relevant content, while leaving you free to make other updates, engage with your followers, and so on.

So how can you use RSS feeds to help power your Twitter account? Here are 3 different ways to approach it.

1. IFTTT

IFTTT stands for 'If This Then That ', and allows you to set up automation tasks consisting of triggers that automate certain follow-on actions.

One such

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