First Yahoo Pipes, now Twitterfeed R.I.P

nobodyelsein

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Howdy, Twitterfeeders!

We're writing to let you know that Twitterfeed will be shutting its doors on October 31st, 2016. It's been one heck of a run and we can't thank you enough for your loyal usage and support over the years.

If you're looking for a service similar to Twitterfeed to continue using in our absence, we recommend checking out the good folks at Buffer (https://buffer.com) or Dlvr.it (https://dlvr.it)

Thanks again for all the feeds!

- Mario
Founder, Twitterfeed
https://twitterfeed.com/
139 5th Ave. New York, NY 10010

So now that Twitterfeed has curled it's toes up what are people using for using RSS feeds to auto-tweet? I've not had a ton of joy with IFTTT, Buffer or Dlvr.

Or has the age of owning a shit-ton of Twitter accounts that auto-tweet and grow by themselves over?
 
Hope not as I use auto tweet, Twitter seems to be on a purge at the moment, maybe they're cleaning it up for the sale
 
Never heard of Twitterfeed and your own post has 2 suggestions that I've also never heard of.
 
IFTTT should work well. I know you said you've had no luck but I've always found it works well with RSS.
 
Yahoo Pipes was shut down because of a change in direction at Yahoo, I'm guessing Twitterfeed just wasn't making any money. It was crushingly slow.

I guess if you don't spend a ton of time using RSS to automate tweets this thread might not thrill you :)
 
IFTTT should work well. I know you said you've had no luck but I've always found it works well with RSS.

I find that some rss campaigns quite simply just never run.

What sort of frequencies are you working with?
 
If you are just looking for content, can't you just find active sub-reddits in your niche and auto-post to twitter via IFTTT.
 
Thanks for making me aware of it, I only visit this website a few times now I see what you mean :(

Attention: Twitterfeed will be shutting its doors on Oct. 31st.
Please transition your account to another service before that date, we recommend http://buffer.com or http://dlvr.it. Thanks for all the feeds! http://twitterfeed.com/#
 
If you are just looking for content, can't you just find active sub-reddits in your niche and auto-post to twitter via IFTTT.

Ooooh, I've not tried it with Reddit feeds. Thanks for the hint.
 
It works with both Twitter and Reddit as well as Facebook. Just set it all up and works.. thanks for the hint with twitterfeed ;)
 
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