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#FACEBOOK RSS READER APP FULL#

Add Rssgraffiti to your Facebook fanpage, and grant permissions.

A typical Facebook app request for permissions will pop up.

Select “Go to application” and authorize the app on the next page.

Tutorial for Adding Rss Feed to Facebook Page using Rss Graffiti

#FACEBOOK RSS READER APP FULL#

Online gallery websites – Share new additions to print on demand sites such as Fine Art America.īelow is a full tutorial for setting up Rssgraffiti for a Facebook fanpage, profile or group.Google+ – Posts shared on your Google plus stream may be cross-posted to Facebook.

Rss Graffiti Twitter Integration – Automatically post new tweets from Twitter.

Youtube videos – Art videos of studio tours, tutorials, and slideshows can be shared.

Artblogs – Artists who own artblogs can instantly post blog updates.

Also, more than one feed can be setup to post on an individual wall. The RSS feed may be posted on any Facebook wall, be it your profile, Facebook fan page, events, groups, and application profiles. Rssgraffiti is also very handy for the sharing of Tweets, Youtube videos, Google+ posts, etc.īasically, any site that include Rss or Atom feeds may be shared through Rss graffiti.

Well, there happens to be a convenient Facebook app called Rss Graffiti that allows automatic posting of blog updates through RSS or Atom, without even logging into your account. Have you ever wished the blog updates could be automatically posted to your Facebook fanpage, profile, etc.? This would certainly save much time and effort, time that could be spent in the studio creating art.

Blog posts may be easily shared by installing a Facebook share button, and using it to post updates.īut, this action has to be completed every time a new blog post is created. Facebook fan pages can be very effective when used simultaneously with art blogs. Many artists are using Facebook pages as a means of keeping fans updated of new artworks, art gallery shows, or whatever else they would like to share with fans.