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Integrate twitter with linkedroid to automate your daily activities

Updated for Linkedroid 3.7. This post used to describe a built-in Twitter integration with a Connect Twitter button, list building and follow automation. That integration is no longer part of Linkedroid, and leaving the old instructions up would waste your time. Here is what replaced it, and how to get Linkedroid data onto X or anywhere else.

What happened to the Twitter integration

The old feature found Twitter handles from LinkedIn profiles, let you follow and unfollow from inside Linkedroid, and built Twitter lists from a visit campaign. It was built against a version of the Twitter API that no longer works the way it did, and it is not available in current builds.

Cross-platform enrichment is still on the roadmap. It is not shipped, and this post is not going to pretend otherwise.

What replaced it: webhooks

Linkedroid now sends profile data anywhere you want, using the Webhook and Zapier Webhook nodes in the drip campaign flow builder. That is a better answer than a single hard-wired integration, because it connects to everything rather than one network.

Drop a webhook node into a flow and it POSTs the profile's data to a URL you choose. You pick which fields go out, including:

  • First and last name
  • Public identifier
  • Headline
  • Profile URL
  • Email
  • Tags

Setting one up

  1. Open Drip Campaign and create or edit a flow.
  2. Drag a Webhook or Zapier Webhook node from the Integration section of the palette onto the canvas.
  3. Paste your webhook URL into the config panel on the right.
  4. Tick the fields you want sent.
  5. Connect it into the flow at the point you care about.

Placement is the interesting part. A webhook right after the Start node fires for everyone. A webhook on the Yes branch of a Condition node checking "prospect accepted connection" fires only for people who actually connected, which is usually what you want in a CRM.

The Linkedroid flow builder
The flow builder. The palette holds Actions, Logic, Utility and Integration nodes.

Getting to X, or anything else

If posting to X was why you came here, the route is the webhook plus an automation tool:

  1. Create a Zap in Zapier (or a scenario in Make) with a Webhook trigger.
  2. Copy the URL Zapier gives you into the Linkedroid webhook node.
  3. Run the campaign once so Zapier captures a sample payload.
  4. Add whatever action you like: post to X, add a row to Google Sheets, create a HubSpot contact, send a Slack message.

This is more setup than a Connect button, and it does considerably more. The same webhook that posts to X can also file the lead in your CRM and notify your team.

What to read next

The webhook node is covered in context in Drip campaigns: building multi-step outreach in the flow builder, which walks through every node type and how they chain together.

Questions to help@linkedroid.com.

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