1. Step by Step Linking it all together

2. Step 1 – Set up a feed of your blog
Go back to the Google account and find FEEDBURNER (if you still have blogger open you van go back via my account)
Copy your blog address into the Feedburner. You can get the blog address by previewing and copying the address.
Give your blog a sensible name
Sue Fidler

3. Step 2 – Add the blog to a webage
Go to Publicize
Select BuzzBoost
Go to the lower half of the page and chose settings such as:
number of feeds
show the title
show the date
then click save
Copy and paste the code given at the top of the page into a web page
If you don’t want to offer a RSS feed you can remove the code
Subscribe to RSS headline updates from:
<a href="
You can also remove the advert
<br/>Powered by FeedBurner</p> </noscript>
Sue Fidler

4. Step 3 – Add an email feed to your blog
Still in Feedburner Publicize:
Go to: Subscriptions
Copy the code given to notepad
Go back to blogger, design and “add a gadget”
Scroll down and select HTML/Javascript
Copy an paste the code into the HTML script
Sue Fidler

5. Step 2 – Blog design Set the design for the blog:
In Template Designer:
Set the template layout
In Advanced set colours for the scheme
In Page Elements:
Upload a header image to replace the title
Add an “about me” paragraph
Add an image/photo if relevant
Add a gadget called FEED which offers an RSS Feed
Sue Fidler

6. Step 3 – Feed your blog to Facebook
In your Facebook page
Click on applications
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7. Step 3 – Feed your blog to Facebook
Select Utilities
Search apps for RSS Graffiti
Click on the app
Go to the application
“Click here to authorise RSS Graffiti” then ALLOW
Click ADD NEW FEED
You can get your feed address from Feedburner. Go to the top of the page
Then enter your feed into the box and hit +add feed
Sue Fidler

8. Step 3 – Feed your blog to Facebook
Select which type of feed you want
Standard
Recommended for most feeds. Publishes a text excerpt and any available media (image, audio or video).
Compact
Intended to publish short stories from microblogs like Twitter without changing your Facebook status.
Status updates
Similar to "Compact" style, but instead of just writing on your wall it will also update your Facebook status.
Use the tabs to chose your settings and save
RSS Graffiti will then feed each blog post onto your facebook profile
Sue Fidler

9. Step 4 – Feed the blog to Twitter
Go to
Open an account
“create a new feed”
Give the feed a name
Add the Feedburner feed (the same as the one used for RSS Graffiti)
Click ADVANCED SETTINGS and set your preferences
Continue to step 2
Select Twitter
Select your twitter feed and authenticate
Twitter feed will then post your blog posts onto twitter
Sue Fidler

10. Step 4 – Set up twitter design
In the design tab you can upload a background and change the colour scheme.
If you don’t know your brand colours in hex web code but you do know the RGB you can use
In Change design colors you can set the font colour, link colour and sidebar colours
You can set a block background colour if you don’t want an image
In Change background image you can chose not to have a background or upload your own background image
Sue Fidler