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How to connect Twitter to Facebook
You would like the messages posted on your Twitter profile were automatically published on your Facebook wall? Well, know that it is a really simple operation, if you don't know how to connect Twitter to Facebook follow this very quick and simple guide to do this.
All you need to do to then connect Twitter to Facebook is to connect to the official twitter page for facebook, click on the blue button sign in with Twitter and in the page that opens, you will have to type your Twitter login details by entering First Name e password, click on the button You agree to authorize the Twitter for Facebook application to link your Twitter and Facebook accounts.
Then you will be redirected to a new facebook page and you will have to type Allow, again, then you will have to put the check mark next to the item Facebook profiles and, in the window that opens, click on the button Allow to authorize the application to post Twitter status updates on your Facebook wall and that's it, congratulations.
How to connect twitter to facebook
You have finally inaugurated your long-awaited facebook page and you can't wait to fill it with content to be seen by everyone but you don't know how to connect twitter to facebook page, right? It is not difficult and after having discovered how to do it, you will finally be able to make the immediate connection every time you post something on your facebook page.
You will then have to open twitter from your PC, log in to your account and click on photo of your personal profile located at the top right. Select the item Settings from the menu that appears, and go to the section App Twitter (by selecting the appropriate item from the left sidebar) then you will have to click on the button Connect to Facebook present on the page that will open.
You will then have to authorize Twitter to communicate with your Facebook profile by pressing the button OK twice in a row, and go on by clicking on the item Allow posting on your page. You will now need to grant Twitter the new permissions it needs and finally, you will need to make sure there is the check mark next to the entry post on my Facebook page And that's it.
How to connect twitter account to facebook
After reading the previous chapters you are now curious to finally find out how to connect twitter account to facebook without going crazy, right? By continuing to read this detailed guide, you will discover everything you want on the link between twitter and facebook without having to bother from the chair at home, good reading and good luck.
First you will have to log into your facebook account, then you will have to press the down arrow at the top right which opens the menu and go up Settings, from this screen you will need to select the Public post entry located at the bottom left, once you open the mask you will have to look for the Twitter entry and connect the page to the other social network, however, remember that this procedure is valid for the classic version of facebook.
As you have noticed, the connection can be made in the blink of an eye without any problem, because it is really easy to do the connection operation. In this way your social networks will always be connected to each other and you will no longer have problems sharing future posts that you put on facebook.
Steps
The first thing to do if you wish connect Twitter to Facebook is to connect to the Twitter application for Facebook by connecting to the following link https://apps.facebook.com/twitter/. The app will automatically import all the messages posted on your Twitter profile to your Fb wall. Click Connect to Twitter and then press the blue button Authorize app.
Wait a few moments and put the check mark next to the actions you want to share on both social networks: Status updates, Photos, Links, Videos, Notes, Events and presses on Save Changes.
At this point you will have officially completed the procedure to connect Twitter to Facebook and now all your messages posted on Twitter will be automatically reported on the Facebook wall as well.
