Tweet top Blog Posts in Your Niche on Autopilot for Free

Written by Marcus Baker in Network marketing Internet business

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How would you like to be tweeting the latest posts from all the top blogs in your niche all on complete autopilot?

It’s not only possible, it’s easy, it’s free and I’m going to show you how to do it.

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Written by Marcus Baker

Marcus Baker started learning how to access his inner power from a young age. He is passionate about empowering others to do the same. He writes about personal development and related topics. He'd love you to connect with him via the comments section here and by clicking on any of the following links: Facebook | Twitter | Blog

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33 Responses to Tweet top Blog Posts in Your Niche on Autopilot for Free

Jym

Great video Marcus,

Awesome automation tip. Love the attitude of sharing and supporting each others content… I also use Twitterfeed to share a few blogs, I may add a few more to the list after watching this (yours perhaps?!)

One thing I found is that setting Twitterfeed to just Tweet the title, rather than title and description, can be neater. Long descriptions simply get cut off after a few words… I suppose that could be a good teaser though!

Thanks for putting this one up, let’s share the sharing!

Jym
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 29th, 2010 at 7:13 am
Hi Jym,

Great to hear you use this site too and thanks for the tip about tweeting just the title. I can see how this would be a better way to go.

Yes sharing is what it’s all about and so I am off to do the same for you right now!

~Marcus

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Oliver Tausend

Hi Marcus,

awesome. Thanks for sharing. I do so with the blogs of our tribe members and the comments that are made on my blog.

Take care

Oliver
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:34 pm
Hi Oliver,

Great to hear that this tool works well for you too. Thanks for your comment.

~Marcus

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Alexander Paul

Thx Marcus! This tip is a great time saver and as well a great tool to leverage time. Myself I use this service already for more than a year and was able by constantly working on a few keywords establishing a nice followerbase on Twitter in my niche. You can use this service as well to link with Google alerts… I look forward to read soon you newest tip… hehehe
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:33 pm
Hi Alexander,

Fantastic to hear that it is working so well for you which hopefully will prompt others who have not used it yet to do so.

Thank you for your comment.

~Marcus

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Alexander Paul Reply:
December 1st, 2010 at 8:25 am
Hi Marcus, it is a pleasure to read your content and look forward to add my comments…
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Michael B Wilbraham

Marcus, while I have a Twitter account with a small & slowly growing following, I have not really used it for any substantive form of marketing or any other reason for that matter.

I guess that I just haven’t worked out how it could benefit me & incorporating the whole thing into my already busy day just seems to be adding fuel to the fire!

But, your video has given me some food for thought…

Perhaps I should be taking a closer look at Twitter?!
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:31 pm
Hi Michael,

I know what you mean about Twitter. I actually have a growing following (11 000 odd) on Twitter which really has just been developing over time without much input from me.

I am also busy enough without spending too much time on Twitter but I have to say that if one can automate intelligently as this site allows one to do then I am all for it.

Using this tool will be a good way to add to your Twitter routine without much effort Michael so when you have time (what?? LOL) give it a go.

Thanks for your comment.

~Marcus

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Robert David Strong

Hey Marcus,

Great video on Twitter Feed, I have been needing a program to feed posts to my Twitter account and Facebook wall – this seems as it will do quite nicely.

Thank you for sharing! time to get set up with Twitter Feed. – thank you !

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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:26 pm
Hi there Robert,

Pleased to hear that you will find this site useful. One or two people have added some settings tips in their comments which I have taken note of and implemented so I encourage you to do the same Robert.

Thanks for your comment.

~Marcus

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Susanna Hess

Hi Marcus,

This is something I’m going to have to watch again and follow along.

It looks highly valuable! Thank you for putting together a great video on it!

Susanna

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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:19 pm
Hi Susanna,

It’s actually quite simple to use and if you add in the invaluable bits of advice left by others in the comments section you will have a great little tool to use with Twitter.

Thanks for your comment.

~Marcus

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Mavis Nong from Attraction Marketing Online

Hi Marcus,

I have been using this for a while now. I just need to add more blogs:)

Thanks for sharing this.

All the best,
Mavis Nong

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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:17 pm
Hi Mavis,

Great to hear you are using this Mavis. Adding the right blogs is the key.

Thanks for leaving a comment.

~Marcus

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Ryan Biddulph

Hi Marcus,

Thanks for sharing the simple and clear breakdown. Automating your twitter account to broadcast valued content is a powerful way to build your authority.

Have a powerful day!

RB
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:16 pm
Hi Ryan,

Thnaks for adding to the discussion here. I appreciate your comment.

~Marcus

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Ilka Flood

Hi Marcus,

That’s a very valuable tool! Thanks for sharing! I will be starting to use it immediately.

Cheers,

Ilka
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:13 pm
Hi Ilka,

You are welcome. It works really well.

~Marcus

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Julia

Thanks for this very helpful post Marcus! I never had any idea about this one until I landed here!

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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:12 pm
Hi Julia,

You are welcome and I hope you find it a useful tool to use.

Thanks for leaving a comment.

~Marcus

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Hector Cuevas

Hey Marcus,

Thanks for sharing this great video – I actually did this with the Tribe over at Facebook and it’s a perfect “hands-off” way to syndicate each others content as soon as someone clicks publish..

cool stuff
Hector
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:11 pm
Hey Hector,

Yes it is a great little tool. I am surprised I didn’t know about it earlier but then I have not been a big Twitter user really.

I appreciate your comment.

~Marcus

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Heather C Stephens

HI Marcus,

I’m a twitter feed fan as well and publish several of my favorite blogs automatically through it every day.

One tip that I have to suggest is to add “RT @Marcus_Baker” or “via @Marcus_Baker” to the post prefix or post suffix (not both) for example so that the blog owner knows I’m tweeting their posts and so that the people reading it know who wrote it.

It’s been very effective for me since I started to do it!

I would also suggest that someone wanting to use twitter feed makes sure that the person’s content they are syndicating is of high value. Usually by reading a couple of weeks of posts you can get a great feel if it’s the type of content you’d be proud to share. It will also help you to determine if the writer is someone you trust to share great information that will educate, entertain, and enlighten your audience without tons of pitching and promoting of products and services that may feel like spam to your followers.

Thanks for the great video!
Heather
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 3:09 pm
Hi Heather,

Thank you so much for adding to this post Heather. I agree with you about choosing content to tweet carefully.

Also that is a very valuable tip about adding to the prefix or suffix advanced settings. I have changed mine immediately as I am sure others who read this will do too.

I just love how we are able to all learn from each other.

~Marcus

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Wayne Wu

Hi Marcus,

Thanks for the heads up about this invaluable tool. It’s all about making the most use out of your content, and this is one tool that can definitely get the buzz out there in twitter land about the content you’re creating.

I just set mine up yesterday and I’m very glad I did. It can really expand your brand and reputation on Twitter.

Thanks for sharing,
Wayne
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Marcus Baker Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 2:57 pm
Hi Wayne,

Great to hear that you are finding this tool useful. I agree with you expanding our brand as effortlessly as possible should be a focus of ours.

~Marcus

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Cartoon Blog

Great stuff Marcus,

Anything that can automate some of the blogging tasks is very useful. Thanks man.

J
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Marcus Baker Reply:
December 2nd, 2010 at 9:04 pm
Hey J..

As long as one chooses one’s blog posts to promote carefully,it is a great little tool. Thanks for stopping by again and for leaving a comment.

~Marcus

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Jenny

Very interesting information i found here in this post about networking marketing. I am new in this field and i have very little bite knowledge about network marketing. I was searching the information that helps me to make my work easy. I am working on automotive theme and it is to tough to find niche post.

Thanks for this tutorial.
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Marcus Baker Reply:
January 29th, 2011 at 3:34 pm
Hi Jenny,

Yes I can understand that it must be difficult to find niche posts for what you are looking for. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.

~Marcus

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jesty

Thanks for the post Marcus, quite helpful indeed..
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Marcus Baker Reply:
June 20th, 2011 at 9:12 am
Hi Jesty,

You are most welcome. It’s a great little plug in that just keeps on working.

~Marcus

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