This document provides a tutorial on how to use IFTTT (If This Then That), a free web-based service that allows users to create chains of simple conditional statements, called "applets". The tutorial outlines the steps to sign up for an account, choose channels to connect like Facebook and Twitter, create recipes to automate tasks between the channels, and provides examples of recipes for automatically posting photos from Facebook to Twitter. It encourages users to explore creating their own recipes to automate tasks for personal or business needs.

1. IFTTT
( “if this, then that” statement )
( TUTORIAL )

2. Open your browser

3. Type IFTTT.com in your
browser

4. Click ENTER in your keyboard

5. Look for the SIGN UP button on
the upper right corner

6. Click the SIGN UP button

7. Fill up the empty boxes with
appropriate information

8. Enter your email address

9. Provide also your password

10. Then Click CREATE ACCOUNT

11. Click the word THIS to learn
the basic format of IFTTT

12. This is a sample statement to
get you started with IFTTT

13. Click the word “that” to
complete the statement

14. This is a sample statement
using IFTTT called recipe

15. Now click CONTINUE to learn
more about the basic set up

16. This is an example of a recipe
after connecting two channels

17. Click continue to discover
more

18. Here are some of the channels
that you can connect using IFTTT

19. Click the icons that interest you
-example FB, GMAIL, TWITTER

20. Then click CONTINUE after
choosing 3 channels

21. You are now presented the
different recommended recipes

22. Let’s choose recipes for SBO
by clicking on it

23. These are some of the
recommended recipes

24. Click my recipes to create
your own

25. Click Create a Recipe to make
an “IF Recipe”

26. Click the highlighted word
“this” in the IFTTT statement

27. Search for the channel that
you would like to trigger

28. Scroll down your mouse to
look for the Facebook icon

29. Click the Facebook icon

30. Click connect button

31. Click Not Now when IFTTT would
like to post to facebook for you.

32. Click DONE to proceed
to the next step

33. Click continue to the next step
button

34. Click one among the triggers

35. Click “create trigger” button

36. Now click the word “that” in the
IFTTT statement

37. Again, choose an action
channel to connect

38. Scroll down and look for the
twitter icon

39. Click the twitter icon

40. Click connect button to
connect with twitter

41. Click “authorize app” for IFTTT
to use your account

42. Click done button to proceed to
the next step

43. Click “Create Action” to
complete action fields

44. Click post a tweet with image

45. Write the caption that you want
to be posted on twitter

46. Example: hey, take a look at
this new image I have found

47. Click “create action” button

48. Just wait while your recipe is
being processed

49. Here is the 2 channels linked
together using IFTTT

50. Click “create recipe” to
create and connect

51. Your RECIPE is already created
with an ID No. 40415883

52. This recipe will connect your
facebook and twitter accounts

53. Review the action to be done
then click UPDATE button

54. So here is the recipe title
that you have created

55. Click Turn Off if you no longer
want IFTTT to post for you

56. Now let’s check if the new
recipe works

57. Go to your facebook account
then upload a new photo

58. Right Click on your profile
picture to upload

59. Click on your chosen photo

60. So here is the new profile
picture that you just uploaded

61. Now sign in to your twitter
account to find out

62. Click “View File” to see your
automatic post

63. Here it is posted automatically in
your twitter account

64. Time to create a new
RECIPE with IFTTTT

65. Go to IFTTT.com again then
Click My Recipes

66. Click Create a Recipe button

67. Click the highlighted word
“this” in the IFTTT statement

68. Look at the channels and
choose a trigger

69. Scroll down and look for the
facebook icon

70. Click on the Facebook icon

71. Choose a trigger among the
choices

72. Look for a trigger if you are
tagged in a photo on facebook

73. Click on the trigger

74. Click Create Trigger button

75. CLICK the highlighted word
“that”

76. This time look for dropbox as
an action channel

77. Scroll down until you find the
dropbox icon

78. Click on the dropbox icon

79. Click connect button

80. Click allow button for IFTTT
to use your dropbox

81. Click Done Button

82. Click continue to the next
step button

83. Now you have to choose an
action again

84. Click one among the choices

85. So you are done with the
6th step -scroll down

86. Look for the Create Action
button then click

87. Click Create Recipe button

88. So here is the recipe that you
just created

89. Scroll down again then click
Update button

90. Click the edit symbol if you
want to change the action

91. Click the stop symbol if you no
longer like IFTTT to do the task

92. And there are lots of other
recipes that you may create
based on your personal or
business needs
That is the awesome IFTTT

93. To name a few, check out the
following sample recipes

94. It’s easy as long as you have
accounts in these channels

95. Just go back to the tutorial and
follow the same procedure

96. Whether you want to connect
the social media

97. Or any internet platform i.e.
google apps

98. You can automate saving or
posting

99. Or sync all your devices

100. Automatically download attachments
or back up any materials as needed

101. Most of all you may use IFTTT
to thrive in your business

102. So, that’s IFTTT!
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