How-to Automatically Post on Twitter from Your Google+ Page

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As more writers are engaged in Social Media and as more platforms they use, as easier it gets! Don’t believe me? OK, I will explain:  You write the posts – snippets from your blog or short announcements only once, but then you copy and paste them to several of your Social Media sites. I wrote already in one of the last posts, how you can implement your blog automatically into your Goodreads Authors program.

Here is another opportunity for an automatic feed: When you post on your Google+ account, it will automatically go to Twitter as well – at least the first 140 letters of your post.
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Here is how to set it up:
There are many free services that do this, one of the best sites to do this is ManageFlitter.

Start with opening your Google+ account and go to your profile. The URL should be http://plus.google.com/ followed by a long number, then /posts. This is your unique profile URL.
Select and copy it.

• Go to the ManageFlitter home page and click “Start.”
• Click “Connect to Twitter”
• Select the “Dashboard” tab,
• then click “Turn on/off Google+ sharing”
• Paste in your Google+ profile URL you just copied
• and then click “Start Sharing.”

It’s easy to get automatically everything you post on Google+ also post to Twitter. From now on, everything you post on Google+ will be tweeted on Twitter, with a link back to the Google+ post.
Congratulation! You made it!

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