Twitter and Facebook are one of the important factor for social media branding for any product, business and blog. Interlinking them will let you drive more traffic and more brand-awareness.
Spicing up your Facebook fan page is again an important task to make your Facebook fan page more interactive. In this tutorial I will talk about one useful Facebook application which will let you add a tab on your twitter profile and also will let you show all your tweets on your Facebook Fan page.
To get started with this tutorial, go to twitter tab application and click on add to my page.
Once you have added this application into your Facebook fan page, Go to your Facebook fan page, Click on edit page and navigate to Twitter tab, click on settings and authorize your Twitter profile.
Once you done authorizing, on the next page, click on page tab and allow twitter tab for your Facebook fan page.
Now last step is to add a Twitter tab into your FB fan page, which you can do by clicking on ( + ) sign inside your FB Fan page.
This is how your Tweets will look like into your FB Fan Page:
Isn’t it simple. You can see this in action on Shoutmeloud Facebook Fan Page. Do let us know how do you spice your Facebook Fan page?
Article by Harsh Agrawal
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Nice one harsh! Let me give it a try
Do let us know your feedback after adding this application.
Wow – great post – thanks! In the past i’ve used Involver to install a Twitter tab on pages (both my own and those of clients), and whilst it’s simple to set up, the aesthetics of the layout never really did it for me, too much branding and it only displays the last five tweets.
On the other hand Twitter Tab has minimal branding and displays far more of the Twitter stream. I also like the fact that these days it seems every man and his dog are using Involver – using Twitter Tab as an alternative is a nice point of difference to offer my clients.
In short, Twitter Tab seems to be full of win!
Thanks for your comment and feedback Josh. I heard a lot about Involver but when I found so many free alternative, never thought of going for them.
This is a nice information. I am a Newbie in terms of using Facebook and Twitter functions. I find it hard at first. Maybe I will get the hang of it since I find it fun and at the same time, I learn the important functions as to connect with my friends and with people whom I like to meet. Thank you for this information.
I tried it today – it requires payment. So, you can mark this tutorial as promo