If you’ve ever wondered how to automatically add updates to Twitter without you having to lift a finger … for example, from new articles, blog posts, and so on … this post will show you how.

TwitterFeed allows you to do exactly that (in fact, you can also use it to update Facebook too).

It works by linking up RSS feeds with your Twitter account.

So when you add a new blog post to your blog for example, the RSS feed for your blog is also updated, TwitterFeed monitors that RSS feed and when new items appear on the feed, your Twitter account gets updated too.

Or if you add a new article to an article directory where you have an RSS feed associated with your own articles, you get the same result … your Twitter account automatically updated with a link to your latest content.

What’s more, you can also link it up with bit.ly to track click-throughs.

You get a lot of options to choose from so you can easily control what shows up on your feed, for example, by setting some prefix text for a new update – so you might use ‘Latest article:’ as the prefix text for an article update for example.

Here’s how I’m currently using it:

• Latest articles appearing in my RSS feed for the SubmitYourArticle.com article directory
• Latest blog posts for my Creative Article Marketing blog
• Latest SubmitYOURArticle.com podcast
• Latest blog posts on this blog
• Latest video in my submityourarticle video channel on YouTube (see info on How To Get Your Own RSS Feed On YouTube)
• Latest blog post on MeetSteveShaw.com
• … and more

Supplement with your own more personal Tweets from time to time and Twitter interactions and you have a very active Twitter account with the large part automated.

Using it is surprisingly simple … just sign up to TwitterFeed.com for a free account and follow the instructions provided.

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Now In Pre-Launch …

[UPDATE Oct 23, 2010: Now launched -> free blog posting]

Now in pre-launch! Free high quality, niche-focused content for your blog ...

Exciting news …

After several months of development and tens of thousands of dollars worth of investment, we’re now doing some final testing on a brand new system that will allow blog owners anywhere to get a continual stream of high-quality unique content targeted for their niche sent to their blog.

And best of all, it’s all 100% free!

This beats any other automated blog content system out there, both because of the quality of the content we deliver, and not least, because it’s all free.

(Other systems I’ve seen basically deliver low-quality nonsense that’s going to drive traffic away, not attract it, and then have the cheek to charge for the privilege!)

We’re currently in pre-launch but you can be among the very first to hear when this system is live (target – end October 2010) … go here now to find out more and get on our early notification list:

Free Blog Posts

This is going to be highly popular, and to avoid overloading our systems, we have a strict limit on the number of blogs we’re going to be able to accept … be sure to get in early, sign up here:

Free Blog Posts

(Remember, it’s all free, and you’ll be able to sign up as many blogs as you want … you’ll have to click the link above to find out how and why we can make it free …)

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Recently I had a chat with a friend of mine, top niche marketing expert Adam Short of Niche Profit Classroom [affiliate link], who’s set up a large number of separate niche-focused websites or businesses via a powerful systemized method he’s developed, tweaked and refined over the years.

I’m very familiar with Adam’s materials and his system, and know that what he teaches makes so much sense and is the real deal … a few months back I did a one-off webinar with Adam, and got some amazing feedback from people after that, and certainly don’t hesitate in continuing to recommend him …

To listen to our chat and find out more about his system and what the advantages of niche marketing could be for you, I’d recommend giving this a listen now while it’s available, it’s inspiring stuff:

More on Advantages of Niche Marketing …

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