RSS News Feed to - Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter

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Posted on 9 Feb 2019 11:25:56 by WDRC

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All,

I have a RSS news feed that I want to use to feed to Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter using the flow below that will allow me to approve the feed or not as the case maybe. I am the admin for all the social media accounts and the tenant. All connections to social media are working okay:

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The RSS news feed has certain standard dynamic fields that come as part of it. The issue I have is allocating the correct dynamic content from the RSS news feed to the each social media stream.

LinkedIn is fairly easy as the help area seems to state that it will do this itself, but do I trust this and just add the dynamic content anyway. Twitter only has two fields so which part of the dynamic fields from the RSS dynamic fields do I put where. When it comes to Facebook I am confronted with more fields that there is dynamic content for as below.

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With Facebook in two sections below:

The RSS news feed I am using may have photos so does this complicate things at all.

Sorry the above is bit detailed.

Regards,

Andrew

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v-yamao-msft on 12 Feb 2019 at 06:10:03

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Re: RSS News Feed to - Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter

Hi @WDRC，

I guess that the following doc on the Facebook could be your reference. There are detailed descriptions on action Post to page, please check it at here:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/facebook/

Hope documentation on Twitter and Linkedln could be helpful as well:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/twitter/

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/linkedin/

Please take a try with it on your side.

Best regards,

Mabel
AlanPs1 2,471 on 09 Feb 2019 at 16:35:24

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Re: RSS News Feed to - Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter

Hi Andrew.

If it were I, I would test it all. I’d maybe set up test social media accounts unrelated to your live accounts and give it a go and see the outcome. Is that something you can do?

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Thanks, Alan.