How to Link Facebook and Twitter With LinkedIn

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Keeping in touch is easier and faster with technology.

As technology advances, social media networking is becoming more popular. Three of the largest social networking websites are Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Facebook is more geared towards casual interaction among friends, allowing you to share personal information, comment on friends' posts, instant message and communicate with friends on a personal level. LinkedIn caters to the needs of individuals and organizations who would like to have and build relations on the business level. Twitter is used for micro-blogging, allowing you to send out short messages, called "Tweets."

Instructions

    • 1

      Log in to your Facebook profile. Click on the "Account" tab on the upper right-hand side. A drop-down box will appear. Click on "Help Center." On the Help Center page, type "Twitter" into the Search box.

    • 2

      Click the link that reads "How can I sync my Twitter account to my Facebook profile, so that my Facebook posts automatically post as Tweets/are tweeted?" The next few pages will allow you to select the amount of information that you want shared to Twitter. On the final page of selections, hit the "Allow" button. Your Facebook account is now synced with Twitter.

    • 3

      Check the box next to "Facebook Profile" under "App Permissions," when the new page appears telling you that your Facebook and Twitter accounts are connected. A pop-up window will appear, click the "Allow" button. Your Twitter updates will now post on Facebook.

    • 4

      Log in to your LinkedIn account. Click the Twitter icon under the "Network Activity" section of your LinkedIn homepage. A pop-up window will appear with "Deny" and "Allow" options.

    • 5

      Read the instructions on the right side of the window and click on "Allow" to link your Twitter account to your LinkedIn account. In the next pop-up window, click the "Save Settings" button. Now you are connected to Twitter.

Tips & Warnings

  • Sometimes on Facebook there may be a timeout if there is heavy traffic. In this case, just click the "Retry" button.

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References

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Comments

  • andreajewett Dec 19, 2010
    Thanks for the info. I believe I have already linked all three of them together. However, following your steps it seems you can only link facebook to twitter if you have a "page" and not a regular profile. Is that correct? I know I can post something on twitter and it will show up on FB but I am not sure if it works the other way round. What do you suggest? Thanks again, Andrea

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