ReTweet to Facebook

[toFacebook]

A webapp called 2FB (find it at 2fb.me) let's other people share your Tweets to their own Facebook page. Think of this as having Facebook LIKE buttons on your Tweets.

It's a new concept that some have a hard time getting their head around. But for those that get it, it's powerful and proving viral.

Here is a comprehensive tutorial

(1) Enter your Twitter name in the box
(2) Click [OK] or wait 5 seconds for the link code
(3) Click [Copy and Paste] and enter your Tweet in the window, or paste your link code to a tweet

> Tweet and your done! (You can freely include links, hashes, symbols, etc. in your tweet)

If you like to use Twitter share buttons. The chrome extension will let create these LIKE links on your tweets for you automatically.

 

[maryfields]

Damn son, looks like this has a lot of potential

 

[Jaggez]

Looks interesting but is there a stand alone version of this app/tool without someone going through the above site?

 

[toFacebook]

There is a stand alone. Most users are creating hundreds of links so I would recommend the chrome extension that creates the links automatically every time you click a Twitter share button. It works for every website, not just youtube.

jjghfkbkefoomanjibnhiefmdkimfcbo in the chrome webstore, or go to the site and check out the bottom links.

 

[SnowWar]

This is nice actually. Hopping of it work for me.

 

[PureBlack]

let me give it a try. thanks

 

[toFacebook]

Yep. It's new so the potential for mixing this with existing tools and methods is untested. I just added a video to the chrome extension page. This should give an apt description of the capabilities. Submit reviews & please click [Help] on the website if somethings broken or if you have a specific quesion. I'll get it fixed.

 

[toFacebook]

Ok, finally got around to changing a lot of the description text on the site and added a sharing demo - also improved the look for the quick preview.

 

[toFacebook]

newly re-factored the entire front page of the app to make it easier to grasp. Again, a lot of people were having problems understanding what this does. But, if you spend a moment to understand how this works and could work with whatever else your trying. It might be worthwhile to experiment. I'm just the app developer so I don't really know.

 

[toFacebook]

The latest Twitter API restrictions couldn't keep a good app down.

v 2.4 is out and stand-alone only this time around. 2FB is now a chrome extension and it works automatically in the background. You don't even need to be pre-logged-in to Twitter to use it like you did before. It pastes a Facebook share link to every tweet you tweet on the twitter website or via a tweet button. You can easily make shareable tweets that also include other website links and media links to Flickr, Pinterest, Youtube, Instagram, etc.

Enjoy and please let me know how it works for you and if you have any special requests.

 

[amrinarman]

Is it possible? Than it will be very nice.Thank you for sharing.

 

[toFacebook]

Is it possible? Than it will be very nice.Thank you for sharing.

It was created so it's possible , it wasn't easy though

 

[toFacebook]

I redesigned http://2fb.me and put up a front page demo. It's chrome extension exclusive. That will be replaced in the near future though.

 

[toFacebook]

Hi, after a lot of hard work there has been some great improvments to http://2fb.me. I'm happy to announce that the transition to total automation is complete.

Literally all you do is tweet now and your tweets are shareable to Facebook once you enhance with the service.

This service if you are promoting your business using Twitter is the best out there and it's free right now. Does anybody that has tried it want to give some test feedback. I would like to get feedback from a serious Twitter marketer with a following of over 10,000. And I'm happy to share analytics in return.

 

[Terian]

looks interesting. will try out!

 

[GiftGuru]

Man, this is a sweet app.... kudos to you my man, I can't wait to check my analytics and see the fb bump