WordPress.com sends your published blog posts to several places to automatically promote them for you. Publicize supported third party services now includes Facebook, as well as Twitter and Yahoo!
You can now send your WordPress.com posts to Facebook.
Joining our Yahoo and Twitter features is our latest in WordPress.com’s Publicize family: Facebook.
Read all about it in Publicize: Facebook and enable it on your dashboard.
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Importing wordpress.com post snippets into a Facebook fan page
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Interesting…yet another way to spam your friends :P.
I use to have twitter post to facebook..but it turns out it was the only thing I seemed to post on Facebook.
I’m cracking up. :D I also think that what’s under all the social media “gotta be in touch with the same people everywhere and every minute of the day” hype, is actually a subversive movement to agree to spam each other. Thanks for commenting. :)
Thanks! This finally made me take the plunge and begin a twitter account.
You’re welcome.
Thanks for this. I use the other two. Saves me a lot of time.
I’m happy to hear that.
how about for wordpress.org blogs?
I’m not a Facebook member but all the javascript Facebook widgets and applications can be used on wordpress.ORG installs.
As it happens, I am a Facebook user. I would normally post a link to my blog. As I’ve been using the More tag, it doesn’t look too bad. I’m using a personal page ad not a Fan page. Was I supposed to use this method? I’m not running a business, though.
I liked the new feature “Publish to Facebook” feature. The only caveat is this. It set the privacy to “Friends only”. Here I am seeking to create visibility via Facebook. I’m also working on building a rep on a couple of forums. I started off by going off to 4 niche related forums. The 4th is a MySpace copy called “MyPraize”.
I’m considering going to just two niche forums. Now, if I can just muster a tune of “A blogging I will go!”.
Do know that friends of your friends can see your data. Also know this > Social Networks Siphon Personal Info http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2010/05/23/social-networks-siphon-personal-info/ and be cautious about the use of apps.
wow great!
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