Stay Ahead with Real-Time News Updates!
Effortlessly keep your followers engaged by sharing the latest headlines on Twitter, hassle-free.
"Search for news on Google News for a specific keyword and post the headline along with its link on X (Twitter)"
| Step 1: Set your desired keyword, like ‘golf’, on the system. |
| Step 2: Automate the search for news on Google News. |
| Step 3: Post the hottest headlines and links directly onto your Twitter account. |
| Step 4: Sit back and watch your engagement climb without any hard work. |
Imagine grabbing the most relevant news from Google News every hour, without lifting a finger, and then sharing them with your audience on Twitter. It’s like having a personal assistant who never sleeps.
This automation saved me hours every week, and my Twitter engagement has never been better!
Yesterday at 4:51| Manual | Botize | |
|---|---|---|
| Searching for relevant news headlines | 15 | 0 Minutes |
| Composing and posting on Twitter | 10 | 0 Minutes |
| Total | 25 | 0 Minutes |
Yes! This is exactly what you were searching for.
Example 1: Breaking Sports Updates
A sports enthusiast uses this to post the latest golf news, keeping their followers excited about every tournament.
Instant Updates
Always keep your audience in the loop with the latest news.
Effortless Automation
Save time and energy by automating your news sharing.
Boost Engagement
Offer your followers fresh content right when they need it.
Example 2: Tech News Curation
A tech blogger automates their feed to include recent tech headlines, ensuring their followers never miss an innovation.
⌾︎ You're a busy social media manager wanting to keep your feed fresh.
⌾︎ You need a simple way to automate your news updates on Twitter.
✕ You’re not interested in staying updated with current events.
✕ You prefer sharing news manually and checking various sources.
✓ Adjust the keywords to fit different niche interests.
✓ Modify posting frequency to suit your audience's peak times.
✓ Select specific Twitter accounts to tailor your message.
