Mercedes Moss
IFTTT (If This Then That) is a free online service that uses triggers to create hundreds of automated tasks. Recipes are created that set up the series of actions that can be followed. For example, the blogger can create a syndication network with other sites such as Facebook, WordPress to name a few. This is heaven since workload is reduced and placed on autopilot. I invite you to read through this list and watch the videos which explain further about IFTTT.
Mercedes Coleen Moss | How to Blog On Google Blogspot presents a list of useful IFTTT recipes for automating tasks. Right click on this link to check out my YouTube IFTTT playlist.
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http://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/tips/how-to-use-ifttt-to-save-time-automate-a-behind-the-scenes-look/ If This Then That (IFTTT) is a great free service that allows you to connect other services in a simple way. For example you can tell it to automatically save every Facebook photo your tagged in to Dropbox or save a copy of someones latest blog post in Evernote.
IFTTT and Twitter are a powerful combination that give you all sort of options for syndicating your content through and with Twitter. This video shows how you can connect these platforms to further your content syndication efforts and walks you through the basics involved with making recipes from the Twitter channel.
IFTTT has a lot of great uses, and WordPress is one of those. You can use your WordPress.com account or use a self-hosted WordPress install on your own domain. Not only can you add many recipes from IFTTT that can create posts on your WordPress account, which is great for content syndication, but you can also use your WordPress as the trigger for other actions.
IFTTT Launches 3 "Do" Apps To Automate Photo Sharing, Tasks, Notes; Rebrands Main App "IF" - TechCrunch - Google+
