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Guest article by Arpit.
If you love connecting and sharing with friends and want to share all your favorite blog posts and other articles with your friends on Twitter, here is a cool trick for you.
I hope that Google Reader is your default feedreader. Open your “shared items” page from the left navigation section.
Now focus on the URL of this page in the address bar. Look for your Google profile ID here (skip the %2F). Google Profile ID is the unique number corresponding to you. Note down this number.
Now, log-in to Twitterfeed and enter your Twitter account details. In the RSS section, Enter the URL:
http://www.google.com/reader/public/atom/user%2FYOUR-GOOGLE-ID%2Fstate%2Fcom.google%2Fbroadcast
Fill the other relevant fields.
And, you are done!
Now, whatever you share in Google Reader will be automatically posted in your Twitter Updates and hence, your friends can follow these stuff. I will suggest you to use “Note in Reader” Bookmarklet, which will make sharing webpages easier. Cheers :)
Guest author ArpitNext is a full-time devotee of Technology and Web Apps and writes his blog at TechRaga. If you have some tips to share, write a guest article on QOT.
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I tried to do this, created my google account, I have lots of design blogs that I keep up to date with and thought it would be worth sharing them with my friends and it says “We couldn’t parse this feed. Please check that you entered the correct feed URL” under the url for my google feed the url is from the share items page – Am i doing something wrong?
What browser were you doing the sharing attempt with?
Perhaps use firefox or something other than IE?
I get the same error as KateC when I try this.
@KateC – did you add anything to your shared items yet? If not, thats why it’s not working (from what I can tell) I added one item, and it is now working properly.
Nice tip :)
Very useful, I never would have figured that out on my own!
@KateC : Hoping that you have got the solution now!
@Mike : Thanks for clarifications :)
Just adding my point to make this process easier..On your google reader page, click shared items.
On the right side you can see a link – See your shared items page in a new window. Click that.
You will see a page with all your shared items like a blog almost. On the right side you can see the ATOM link. You can right click and copy paste it.
I found this easier to do and less confusing than the above copy paste method.
anyone know of a way to remove or change the text that greader adds to your shared items as well as the text that twitterfeed adds? just seem to me that each app adds unneeded information. all i want is to share+note a item in greader that twitterfeed will post to twitter
Hi,
This is your great post.Always make your page Google friendly.www.quranreading.com educational site.Thanks to share the information.
Twitter only picks up one share item at a time, even if you set twitterfeed to 5. Any ideas why this is happening and how to fix it?
Thanks, saved me a ton of tinkering :)
I’m looking for something like Twuffer that schedules future tweets (say one tweet per hour) but gets the tweets from Google Reader and shortens the URL to the actual article.
Try Hootsuite 2.0. It came out today, is web-based and has Tweet scheduling.
Wow! It’ll help me. Yet to try! Thanks for sharing!
This is cool. You could combine it with “Grittr = Google Reader + Twitter” script http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/49958
Nice, thanks!
Thank you for the tutorial. This was really useful. Actually, the public page for your shared items now has a link to the atom feed. This simplify your tutorial a tiny bit.
Again, thank you!
Found your solution through a google search for reader and twitter. Glad I found it!! Thanks
handy tool, Dave. Like others, it took me a bit because I was giving it an unparsable feed, but it worked itself out and now I’m feed.
I get the same error as KateC when I try this.
Twitterfeed is rather useless if you share more than a few posts a day. I’d rather see a service that collects all new shared items every half an hour instead of just a few. To me it’s too slow and too limited.
Twitterfeed is rather useless if you share more than a few posts a day. I’d rather see a service that collects all new shared items every half an hour instead of just a few. To me it’s too slow and too limited.
Twitterfeed is rather useless if you share more than a few posts a day. I’d rather see a service that collects all new shared items every half an hour instead of just a few. To me it’s too slow and too limited.