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How to Link Wordpress to Twitter
1. Open a web browser and go to the TwitterFeed website at http://twitterfeed.com.
2. Click 'Sign up' to create an account. Type your email address and password. Click 'Create Account.' You'll be directed to your TwitterFeed Dashboard.
3. Click 'Create New Feed.' Type a 'Feed Name' and type the feed address from your WordPress blog. Click 'Continue to Step 2.'
4. Click 'Twitter' under 'Available Services.' Click the blue 'Authenticate Twitter Account' to authenticate your Twitter account and follow the instructions to allow TwitterFeed to access your Twitter account.
5. Click the drop-down menu to choose your authenticated Twitter account. Click 'Create Service.' Click 'All Done!' Click 'Go to Dashboard' to see the WordPress Twitter account link.
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