Why use our Twitter hashtag feed widget?

There are several reasons why you need to use SociableKIT's free Twitter hashtag feed widget. The following are some of them.

Harness your Twitter hashtag feed content

Posting or maintaining content can be a challenge. You need to research and prepare before posting, think about the correct content to post, and maintain a good brand reputation. But don't just leave it there, displaying Twitter hashtag feed on your website will help immensely in boosting the value of your content. Showcasing your Twitter hashtag feed to more people is always a good idea.

Increase time on site

Your website visitor loves looking at something new and fresh. If you have a Twitter hashtag feed widget on your Blogger website, they are more likely to engage with your content. This will increase your website visitor's time on your website which is also a very important metric for search engine optimization (SEO).

Get more followers

As the website visitor browse and engage with your content found in the Twitter hashtag feed widget, they will eventually find something that they like. They will soon decide to be your follower and an increase follower count is a great social proof for your brand.

How the Twitter hashtag feed widget works?

The Twitter hashtag feed widget works in three basic steps.

1. Connect your Twitter hashtag feed

Easily connect your Twitter hashtag feed to SociableKIT by authentication and providing a link to your data source. Our system will pull your Twitter hashtag feed data so you can use it on your Blogger website.

2. Customize the look and feel

Using our dashboard, you can the look of your widget. You can customize the colors, fonts, texts, call-to-action (CTA), layout, and more. This allows you to change the look and feel to match your own brand. You can also use our moderation features to filter the contents of your widget.

3. Add the Twitter hashtag feed widget to your website

Our system will generate a small embed code that you can copy and paste to your Blogger website. You can create a new page or edit an existing page. You can put the widget on a dedicated page, on a sidebar, header, or wherever you think it will look good.

If you need more details about how to add or embed Twitter hashtag feed widget to your website. Please follow our complete guide here.

Twitter hashtag feed widget live demo

A live demo of our free Twitter hashtag feed widget is shown below. You can click the different layouts such as Masonry layout, Grid, and Carousel if available.

An alternative way to embed Twitter hashtag feed

If you're looking to manually add a Twitter hashtag to your website, here's a simple guide to walk you through the process:

Open your Twitter account.
Find the tweet you want to embed.
Click the three dots (...) within the tweet.
Choose "Embed Post" from the dropdown.
This takes you to publish.twitter.com, where you can tweak how the tweet looks.
If the tweet replies to another, select "Hide Conversation" to only show the one you picked.
Click "Copy Code" to get the HTML code.
Paste this code into your website or blog.

While manually embedding a tweet comes with its own set of limitations—like not auto-updating when the tweet changes, lacking interactive features, and requiring manual updates for any changes—it's not the most convenient option if you're looking for something that's always current.

If you're aiming for a seamless, interactive, and continually updated experience, you might want to check out SociableKIT. This tool offers real-time updates, enables interactions as if you're directly using Twitter, simplifies customization, and even allows you to manage multiple social media embeds from a single dashboard. To learn more, visit the SociableKIT website.

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The Twitter Hashtag Feed feed is part of our Twitter feed, User-generated content and X Feed widget categories.