This document provides a step-by-step tutorial for using IFTTT to create applets that automatically post content across different services. It demonstrates how to set up an applet to post images from a Facebook page to Twitter, and another applet to post blog posts from WordPress to Twitter. The tutorial outlines each step for signing up for IFTTT, searching for and connecting services like Facebook and WordPress, configuring the trigger and action ingredients, and checking that the applets are working properly.

1. BY: EJ Samson

2. Let’s first learn how to
create an account in IFTTT

3. Type ifttt.com in the address
bar in your browser and hit Enter

4. This is IFTTT’s home page

5. Click Sign up

6. Enter your Email Address and
set your Password

7. Click Sign up

8. This is the main IFTTT dashboard

9. Next, let’s create a
New Applet with
Facebook and Twitter

10. We will set it so that all
images posted on a
Facebook page will post the
same to Twitter.

11. Click Search

12. Type Facebook Pages

13. Click on Facebook Pages
under Services

14. Scroll down to find this Applet

15. Click
Turn on

16. Wait for the
page to load

17. Click
OK

18. Login to the admin Facebook
account of the Facebook Page

19. Click on the
dropdown if
you manage
multiple
Facebook
Pages

20. Click on the
Facebook
Page

21. Click
Update

22. Enter your
Twitter
Username
and Password

23. Click
Authorize App

24. Wait for the page to load

25. Now let’s
configure
the Tweet
text and
Image URL

26. Click
+ Ingredient
Under
Tweet text

27. Click on
what you
want to be
included on
the Tweet
text

28. Click
+ Ingredient
Under
Image URL

29. Click on
what you
want to be
included on
the Image
URL

30. Click
Save

31. Click
Check now
to make sure
the Applet is
working

32. To Edit the
Applet, click
the gear icon

33. Edit the
necessary
details then
click Save

34. To delete the
Applet,
click Delete

35. Click My Applets to view the
active Applets created so far

36. The Applets page will now show
the active Applets

37. Next, let’s create an
Applet in another way with
Wordpress and Facebook

38. We will set it so that all blog
posts published in
Wordpress will be posted
on Twitter as well.

39. Click New Applet

40. Click +this

41. Type Wordpress
on the search bar

42. Click Wordpress

43. Click Connect

44. Type in the
Wordpress
Blog URL, the
Username,
and Password

45. Click
Connect

46. Click Any New Post

47. Click +that

48. Click Twitter

49. Click Post a tweet with Image

50. Now let’s
configure
the Tweet
text and
Image URL

51. Click
+ Ingredient
Under
Tweet text

52. Click on
what you
want to be
included on
the Tweet
text

53. Click
+ Ingredient
Under
Image URL

54. Click on
what you
want to be
included on
the Image
URL

55. Click
Finish

56. Click
Check Now
to make sure
the Applet
works

57. Click My Applets to check what
are the active Applets created

58. Now let’s check one of the
autoposts by IFTTT

59. This is the autopost from the
Applet Wordpress to Twitter

60. So that’s it!
We just learned the
basics in IFTTT.

61. Thank you for checking
this tutorial!