194 – Automate Your WordPress Site with IFTTT
Announcements
- Podcast Movement Recap
- Speaking at WordCamp Ann Arbor
- WordPress 4.0 Beta 4
Is there a plugin for that?
With more than 50,000 plugins in the WordPress repository, it’s hard to find the perfect one. Each week, I will highlight an interesting plugin form the repository.
For more great plugins, download my 50 Most Useful Plugins eBook.
Thank Me Later is a plugin that you can automatically send a message to your visitors who leave a comment on your blog. You can set the length of time it takes to respond and provide your commenter a way to connect on social media or send them a coupon code.
Automate your WordPress site with IFTTT
In today’s episode, we look at how we can use a free internet resource called IFTTT to put your blog to work for you. The ideas below are just a few of the things that you can do to automate your online brand.
- What is IFTTT?
- IFTTT is a service that lets you create powerful connections with one simple statement: If this, then that.
Here are some examples of how you can use IFTTT with your WordPress site:
- Tweet my WordPress blog posts
- Post Instagram images to your WordPress site
- WordPress to Google Plus
- Archive WordPress posts to Evernote
- Send WordPress Updates to LinkedIn
- When a new blog post is published add to BufferApp
- Backup a WordPress post to Google Drive
- Convert #wordpress blog posts into #pdf using #Printfriendly and store them in #Dropbox
- Upload a YouTube video creates a WordPress post
- When an RSS feed is updated, send an email to your assistant
- Be notified as soon as someone posts their blog post and leave a comment on their site
Call To Action
- What IFTTT recipes are you using? Leave them below in the comments
I am using IFTTT to get SAT words and definitions sent to me everyday. I have to take the SAT soon!
http://satwordsdaily.com/get-an-sat-word-text-sent-to-you-by-sms-everyday/
Aug 25, 2014satwordsdaily That’s awesome 🙂
Aug 25, 2014