WARNING: These 9 Awesome IFTTT Recipes for Twitter Are Dangerously Efficient

Need to automate small tasks to save time on Twitter?

Then IFTTT recipes are for you!

IFTTT stands for "If This Then That". It's an app that lets you create powerful automations (called "recipes") between different apps & services.

Why is this cool?

Well, why do things yourself when you can have your personal secretary -- IFTTT -- do it for you?

Each IFTTT recipe is unique -- containing (1) a trigger (the "if this" part) and (2) an action (the "then that" part).

The action is triggered by the, yes, trigger.

For example, let's say you want your Twitter profile pic to change when you change your profile photo on Facebook. No problem! Just set up an IFTTT recipe & it's done.

(I'll show you how set up this very recipe below!)

And I'm sure you'll see that IFTTTs are a great way to create Twitter hacks, Facebook hacks, and all kinds of others hacks. The possibilities are endless!

But here are 9 recipes to start you out. And once you start using them, you'll wonder how you ever did without them.

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WARNING: These 9 Awesome IFTTT Recipes for Twitter Are Dangerously Efficient

1. Automatically Add Those Who Mention You to Twitter List

You can use an IFTTT recipe to automatically add somebody to a Twitter list when they mention you on Twitter.

I used this shortcut to add 380 people to this list.

2. Automatically Archive Tweets to Evernote

This IFTTT recipe lets you easily archive tweets to Evernote -- so you can search & access them via the powerful search functionality of Evernote.

3. Add "Favorite" Tweeters to Twitter List

Here you can set up an IFTTT recipe that adds somebody to a Twitter list when you "favorite" their tweet.

Here, I favorited Ross Quintana's tweet:

And BOOM!

Ross was added to my Twitter list.

4. Change Facebook & Twitter Profile Pics Simultaneously

When you change your profile pic on Facebook, this IFTTT recipe changes your Twitter pic at the same time.

This way your branding stays consistent on both social platforms!

5. Add Tweets to Google Spreadsheet

This IFTTT recipe is useful for archiving your tweets on a Google Spreadsheet.

This spreadsheet has served me well:

6. Post Instagram Photos on Twitter

I use this recipe to post my Instagram photos on Twitter.

7. Add Favorite Tweets to Pocket

If you use Pocket, this IFTTT recipe is for you!

IFTTT helps eye your favorite tweets & add the articles to Pocket for you to read later.

Love it!

8. Tweet Your WordPress Blog Posts

Whenever you publish a new blog post, this IFTTT recipe will post a link on Twitter.

I use it all the time!

9. List Favorite Tweets on Google Spreadsheet

Another spreadsheet recipe!

This one adds the tweets you "favorite" to a Google spreadsheet.

Conclusion

It might take you a while to get used to using IFTTT.

But once you get the hang of it, it'll change your life!

Let's review the IFTTT recipes I showed you in this article:

1. Automatically Add Those Who Mention You to Twitter List
2. Automatically Archive Tweets to Evernote
3. Add "Favorite" Tweets to a Twitter List
4. Change Facebook and Twitter Profile Pics Simultaneously
5. Add Tweets to Google Spreadsheet
6. Post Instagram Photos on Twitter
7. Add Favorite Tweets to Pocket
8. Tweet Your Blog Posts
9. List Favorite Tweets on Google Spreadsheet

Please share your favorite IFTTT recipes in the comments below.