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Proxifeed Creates and Broadcasts Automated Postings into your Twitter Feed

Proxifeed is an interesting twitter based web service which automatically creates and tweets automated messages based on your areas of interest. Twitter today is not just a tool to let others know about your personal life, rather it has become a very important business tool for the marketers, PR folks and no doubt the spammers.

To make the most of Proxifeed, you can setup keywords that match your areas of interest and then let Proxifeed identify relevant real-time web content. You can also mix-in other RSS sources as well ( like your blog/ other blogs rss feeds). Next, you need to setup the frequency of the posts.

The steps involved to get started with Proxifeed are pretty simple

1.) Navigate to Proxifeed and Sign-in with one of your existing Twitter accounts

2.) Set up your feed content and the account you want Proxifeed to post to.

3.) Sit back, enjoy the content and interact with your growing community of followers!

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What can Proxifeed do for you?

  • Create exciting and engaging Twitter streams
  • Like-minded people will notice and start following
  • Increase your blog or web site’s traffic as its content spreads across the real-time web
  • Earn recognition from your community for great content. Use this as the basis for great debate and exchange of thoughts with your audience

From my experience, i can say that the more unique and narrow your keywords, the much interesting your twitter feed becomes.

As far as my opinion goes, the key question that you must ask yourself is whether creating an automated feed based on keywords and rss feeds is the way your followers would like your feed to be? If yes, go for it, else, give it a go. After all, twitter is not just about updates, its also about communication.

You can follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/vaibhav1981

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