Google announced new feature that is more usable for bloggers and RSS feed publishers.After bit.ly Google has launched new URL shorten service and new feature “Socialize” on Feedburner.
Bloggers can tweet their blog post directly from Feedburner automatically.This new feature is really important for bloggers and podcasters because mostly bloggers use Twitter to spread their content like as viral.
This service works if you have Twitter account.For activating this feature on Feedburner,it requires Twitter account and valid authentication.It also provides many options to Tweet your feed as you like.You can Tweet feed title,body or title and body by enabling the option given on Feedburner.
Did you integrate “Socialize Your Feed” on Feedburner ?
Well ! Love to hear your thoughts about new feature of Feedburner.
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Yes, I did the steps above and all worked nicely. Had no issues or problems at all. I think this new feature is just awesome and will help many users out there.
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Fine.
But I am more comfortable with the windows live writer twitter plugin.
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I am having trouble using this….When I publish a article then the feedburner pings twitter more than once as a result on twitter the same thing is published twice.
ok i dont know about it at all but now after reading the post and also the first comment i am looking forward to this thanks for information and a valuable one! i am just new to this site its a good site liked it a lot and i hope i will carry on with this site! thanks…
Google is sort of late on this one. There are so many services that allow you to automatically tweet your blog, some plugins even retweet at every point of updating the post. Also, there are services that will tweet your rss feed if your feed does not come from a blog
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