Twitter Feed Ninja

Develop by WebNinjaz Technologies Pvt Ltd

$4.99

/ Month

14 Days Free Trial

Add responsive widget to display Twitter Feed and Tweets

Promote products

Responsive widget

Display twitter feed

About Twitter Feed Ninja

Launched Feb 20, 2020

Built by WebNinjaz Technologies Pvt Ltd

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Description

Display tweets from your Twitter account or a specific hashtag directly on your website.

Twitter Feed Ninja ensures a seamless display of your Twitter content, regardless of the type. By setting a username as the source, you can embed your personal Twitter feed along with its header and actions. Alternatively, by using a hashtag as the source, you can curate a collection of related posts, with full support for photo and video content.

Easily embed your Twitter feed or curate a selection of tweets on your website.
Display Twitter testimonials directly on your webpage.
Select which elements of a tweet you want to display.

Pros

Facilitates interaction between store owners and users directly on websites
Allows promotion of store products, offers, and sales through displaying recent tweets
Notifies users about new products, sales, and promotions easily
Enables gathering customer feedback on specific products
Compatible with major browsers like Google Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox

Cons

Dependent on Twitter for feed updates, which can be unreliable if Twitter services experience issues
Limited to displaying content from Twitter, which might not cater to stores using other social media platforms
May require design adjustments to maintain a seamless integration with existing website aesthetics
Usage might be restricted for websites without an active Twitter account or presence
Privacy concerns over displaying customer feedback publicly could arise