Send your blog updates (feed) to Twitter automatically

If you have 100's of followers in Twitter, then you can easily invite them to your blog by tweeting your blog posts. But tweeting every time when you write a new post may not be so easy. So how about automatic tweeting of all the blog posts ?

Twitterfeed has made this very easy for you!
Just register and now onwards, every new post published on your blog will be straight away displayed in your Twitter updates...

NOTE: You don't have to register with a new name at TwitterFeed, use your OpenID to Sign In. For bloggers using Blogger.com as their blogging platform, they can use the url (******.BLOGSPOT.COM) of their blogs to sign in.
Then click on "create new feed" fill out the form and that's it....now your life will be more easier :)

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Anonymous

May 04, 2009 11:45 AM delete

tried it but not so excited about the layout you see when linking into post from twitterfeed. trying to figure out if thats adjustable or if another vendor may have another format. Michele

Unknown

September 14, 2009 4:45 AM delete

thanks for info

http://ict-photoshop.blogspot.com

Apollonia

March 13, 2010 4:59 PM delete

how do you know your rss feed url?

Sai - Blogger Help

March 14, 2010 1:15 AM delete

It is like this for any blogspot/blogger blog:

ATOM URL:
http://YOUR_BLOG.BLOGSPOT.COM/feeds/posts/default

RSS URL:
http://YOUR_BLOG.BLOGSPOT.COM/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss

Peter Chin

May 09, 2010 3:11 AM delete

Hi Sai, This is peter, I couldn't get to sign up for the twitter feed.

At the second page of registration. The error is "Feedurl We couldn't parse this feed, please check URL and/or feed content are valid"

My blog is www.singingclass.blogspot.com

Your help is very much appreciated. Thanks

May 09, 2010 9:05 AM delete

Hey Peter,

If you are planning to put tweetmeme buttons in your blog, then it'll serve this purpose.
But if you still want to register at TwitterFeed, then use "redirection=false" along with your feed url.
For eg, for my blog, the feed-links I can use:

http://bloggerstop.net/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss
http://bloggerstop.net/atom.xml?redirect=false
http://bloggerstop.net/rss.xml?redirect=false

Natasha A.

July 12, 2010 10:20 AM delete

Have you heard of any other services like Twitterfeed. I love it, but I am having nothing but problems with it. It isn't posting my posts. I contact them, the push my posts through, and then rinse and repeat.
Thanks!