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Automatic Twitter posts for your real estate listings

This is an interesting new service that I thought you'd like to check out. It's called TweetLister.com and it helps you automate your twitter posts about specific listings.

You can set up multiple listings and schedule them to tweet on auto pilot for you, good idea.

Anyone else have any cool real estate twitter tools? I'm always on the look out for this weeks twitter start up, please do share if you have another / better / more recent one.

Posted by Riel Roussopoulos - SEO & Web Strategy Expert on 05/28/2009 11:23 PM

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13 Comments on Automatic Twitter posts for your real estate listings

MAY

Thanks Riel. I'm new to Tweet-world and will have to check this out.

MAY

Hey Riel, where did your investment video from yesterday disappear to. I watched it at about 3 am lastnight.

Robert May

Hi Robert,

I set it to Associates only, I just added you so you should be able to see it now.

Very cool.

Thanks so much for posting this.

I'm going to check it out.

Love new marketing outlets.....

Now I'm beginning to get a twitter of what Twitter might be good for. Thanks.

MAY

Wow that looks very interesting. Thanks for sharing I am going to check that out.

JUN

Thanks Riel I will book mark and check it out Anne

JUN

it would be nice if they had a syndicating feature

JUN

Thanks for sharing! I just bookmarked tweetlister.com.

JUN

Jaime,

I think I may have figured out how you can syndicate this. If you go into TweetLister and have it send out your initial tweet I think you can then save that Tweet and post it in Tweetlater.com and just schedule it to go out however many times you'd like.

You can also check out Twitterfeed and if it turns out that there is some way of syndication in Tweetlister you can use that feed to put into Twitterfeed.

Hopefully that makes some sense. :)

Stacy