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To help automate my posts to social media, I have linked my blog with my various social media sites with Twitterfeed.com. This app automatically forwards my blog posts to Twitter, Facebook, and, most recently, Linkedin. However, Twitterfeed.com is set to shutdown on October 31, 2016.

Now, when users visit Twitterfeed.com, they are greeted with a message about two other apps that will help with automating social media posts. I have included links to those apps below along with my initial impressions.

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1) divr.it

This is the app that I have chosen. This app is capable of positng to Facebook, Linkedin, Pintrest, Google+, Tumblr, and a few other social media sites. Setup was easy, but the free version is limited. I was able to set up everything I need except for Pinterest, which requires a paid subscription for the service. As I like to stay with what is free, I will stick to manually posting to Pinterest.

2) buffer.com

Buffer.com can post to every site that divr.it can. However, it can also post to Instagram. Since I do not have Instagram, and I do not see a need for it in the future, I did not choose this app.

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While I am testing out this new app, there will be duplicate posts, one from Twitterfeed (until October 31st) and one from Divr.it.

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