http://www.tutkiun.com/2010/02/unique-and-useful-yahoo-pipes-list.html

Thanks.

Despite what others say about automating Twitter Tweets, I believe I read somewhere that 70% of all Tweets are bot-generated anyways, so there’s no harm in doing this in my opinion.

If Yahoo Pipes creates an RSS feed that TwitterFeed can work with, then a blog running WP O Matic or FeedwordPress could aggregate that same RSS feed, and post the pulled content as a draft.

You could then write a few sentences introducing the source of your information, then link to source, then publish your blog post.

Then TwitterFeed will pick up your blog’s RSS feed (more reliably than a Yahoo Pipes feed) and send it on to Twitter.

This method allows you to add content to a semi-automated blog, giving your more and more indexed pages and the crux of what you were trying to do (gather together info on a certain topic) has still been achieved, just in 3 places instead of 2 (Yahoo, Blog, Twitter, versus Yahoo >Twitter)

You could also use Delicious Tags to create RSS feed for whatever url you want and your Delicious Tags go into a dofollow RSS feed which could be sent to a semi0automated blog then to Twitter etc….

I wrote about Delicious links here on this post

http://linkvanareviews.com/delicious-links-and-how-to-get-dofollow-links-from-delicious

Thanks,

Dan

P.S. Going to spend rest of day doing SEO brain games, thank you very much!