If you have become fully immersed in the social networking world, you may be overjoyed to know that tweets can be sent to Facebook.
This only makes sense as more and more users of the free and far-reaching social networks (both Twitter and Facebook) want to connect the two entities.
This process is extremely simple as there are several applications that will automatically forward your tweets to Facebook.
Best of all, with your tweets on Facebook, you will not have to post on Facebook as often.
It's important to understand that if you tweet what you are doing every few minutes, this might annoy your Facebook friends.
Your "real life friends" probably don't want to see every aspect of your daily life on their Facebook wall.
However, if you tweet conscientiously, and your tweets have value and good information in them, you can make this work.
Of course you need both a Twitter.
com and a Facebook.
com account to do this.
Then you can follow these three easy steps.
1.
Login to Twitter, click on Settings, and then Profile.
2.
Scroll down to Web, and click on the blue link that says "You can also add Twitter to your site here.
" 3.
Now choose Facebook, and follow the directions for installing the Twitter app in Facebook.
Many users love this application, because sending tweets to Facebook saves so much time.
It is important to make sure you never abuse it, and always make sure you are choosing your words wisely, because you can not take them back.
On the other hand, perhaps you do not want every tweet to go to Facebook.
This is where the Selective Twitter app comes into play.
This app allows you to update your Facebook status from Twitter but only for those tweets you specifically choose.
The process for doing this is also nice and simple.
Simply install the app (see the link above) and then end a tweet with #fb when you want it to update your Facebook status from Twitter.
This way you will: •Avoid swamping your Facebook friends with too many tweets •Be able to leave certain updates on Facebook for a longer time It should also be noted that these instructions will not work if your Twitter updates are protected.
Also you should understand that there is usually a minute or two delay, and you should be patient when you first try it.
This only makes sense as more and more users of the free and far-reaching social networks (both Twitter and Facebook) want to connect the two entities.
This process is extremely simple as there are several applications that will automatically forward your tweets to Facebook.
Best of all, with your tweets on Facebook, you will not have to post on Facebook as often.
It's important to understand that if you tweet what you are doing every few minutes, this might annoy your Facebook friends.
Your "real life friends" probably don't want to see every aspect of your daily life on their Facebook wall.
However, if you tweet conscientiously, and your tweets have value and good information in them, you can make this work.
Of course you need both a Twitter.
com and a Facebook.
com account to do this.
Then you can follow these three easy steps.
1.
Login to Twitter, click on Settings, and then Profile.
2.
Scroll down to Web, and click on the blue link that says "You can also add Twitter to your site here.
" 3.
Now choose Facebook, and follow the directions for installing the Twitter app in Facebook.
Many users love this application, because sending tweets to Facebook saves so much time.
It is important to make sure you never abuse it, and always make sure you are choosing your words wisely, because you can not take them back.
On the other hand, perhaps you do not want every tweet to go to Facebook.
This is where the Selective Twitter app comes into play.
This app allows you to update your Facebook status from Twitter but only for those tweets you specifically choose.
The process for doing this is also nice and simple.
Simply install the app (see the link above) and then end a tweet with #fb when you want it to update your Facebook status from Twitter.
This way you will: •Avoid swamping your Facebook friends with too many tweets •Be able to leave certain updates on Facebook for a longer time It should also be noted that these instructions will not work if your Twitter updates are protected.
Also you should understand that there is usually a minute or two delay, and you should be patient when you first try it.