This document introduces IFTTT (If This Then That) as a tool for automating social media tasks. It explains that IFTTT allows users to create "applets" that trigger actions across different online services based on simple if-then statements. The document then provides step-by-step instructions for creating an example IFTTT applet that posts new photos uploaded to a Facebook page to a Google Drive account. This allows automated backups of photos to have access anywhere.

2. Social Media
Management
is a no trivial
task…

3. Are you
looking for a
very effective
ways

4. to Automate
your

5. Social Media
Marketing
Tasks?

6. so You can
spend more
time

7. to engage with
your
customers?

8. so You can
spend more
time

9. with your
other
priorities?

10. and also You
can save your
T-I-M-E?

11. in this
Tutorial:
YOU WILL

12. Discover
H O W

13. To Automate
a Variety

14. of Social
Media Tasks

15. with IFTTT
recipe or
applets

16. Let’s get it
on!

17. What is
IFTTT?

18. it
stands
for:

19. If This
Then That

20. If This
‘happen’

21. Then ‘do’
That

22. On Your
Browser:
(we will use Google Browser)

24. type in:
www.ifttt.com

26. do more with
the services
you love

27. discover
applets for
every

28. parts of
your life

34. and even

36. to get
started

37. in this
Tutorial
we will

38. create a
free
account

39. click on
sign up

41. fill out the
necessary
information

42. and click:

43. hover over
‘search’

44. you’ll find
recommended
categories

46. let’s try
Social
Networks

48. you’ll see this:

49. what makes
IFTTT really
useful

50. is a thousands
of ‘pre-made’
applets

51. that let you
automate your
techie world

52. now, click on
Facebook
Pages

54. we will use a
‘pre-made’
applet as:

56. that’ll appear
like this, with
applet ID

58. press:
‘turn on’

60. it’ll ask
permission:
press ‘ok’

62. log in to your
Facebook
Profile

64. press on
‘continue as’

66. click on the
preference who
should be able to
see your posts

67. click ‘ok’

68. then, for the
Facebook Page
you’re managing

69. click ‘ok’

70. select your
‘page’ and click
on ‘update’

72. and you’re
done!
yay! 

74. if you don’t
want to opt for

75. a pre-set
applets: you
may want to

76. build a new
IFTTT Applet

77. click on your
username

79. select ‘New
Applet’

80. press the + this

81. choose the
trigger service

82. your
Facebook
Page for
example

84. let’s say you
want to make
sure

85. the trigger
fires every
time

86. you upload a
new photo on
your FB Page

88. next, press
+ that

90. choose the
action
service

91. let’s say you
want to back
up all

92. photos you
upload from
your FB Page

93. to your
google drive
so that

94. you can have
access
anywhere

95. then choose:

96. it’ll ask to connect

97. it’ll ask to connect

98. a pop-up
window will
appear

99. click allow
button

101. choose the
next action
you prefer

103. this will
appear as
defaulted

105. then click on
create action

106. review and finish

107. that’s all
you’re done!


108. I begin with an idea
and then it becomes
something else.
-Pablo Picasso