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Configure WP to Twitter  \n3. Basic Settings  \n4. Advanced Settings  \n5. WP Tweets PRO Settings  \n6. Strategy Tips  \nInstallation  \nWP Tweets PRO is an add-on to the WordPress plug-in WP to Twitter, so the first step in installing WP Tweets PRO is to install and configure WP to Twitter. If you already have WP to Twitter installed and working, you can move straight on to the next step!  \nInstall WP to Twitter  \nWP to Twitter is most easily installed using the built-in installer on the WordPress plug-in dashboard. Navigate from your main dashboard to Plugins > Add New, and search for “WP to Twitter”.  \nFor more information about installing plugins, read the article from WordPress on Managing Plugins.  \nConfigure WP to Twitter  \nAfter installing the plug-in, you'll need to connect the plug-in to Twitter via an authentication method called OAuth. This authentication method doesn't use your username or password, which means that the system is more secure, because it limits access to your account, rather than providing full access to the account. However, it is also more work to set up.  \nThere are detailed instructions in WP to Twitter indicating how to set up your Twitter application to receive data from the plug-in, so I won't repeat those here, but I do want to emphasize the importance of following the instructions very closely – the order in which you do each step does matter.  \n1. Register your site as an application on Twitter's Application Registration page  \n1. Be sure to log-in to Twitter first.  \n2. Your application name cannot include the word 'Twitter'  \n3. The web site and callback URL should be your web site.  \n([https://apps.twitter.com/app/new/](https://apps.twitter.com/app/new/)).  \n2. Switch to the \"Permissions\" tab in Twitter apps.  \n1. Select \"Read and Write\" as the application type  \n2. Update the application settings  \n3. Switch to the API Keys tab and generate new API keys, then create your access token.  \nBe sure to follow these instructions in the order they appear!  \nInstall WP Tweets PRO  \nBecause WP Tweets PRO is not hosted in the WordPress.org plug-in repository, you can't use the automatic installer for your initial installation. You'll need to either install it via the plug-in uploader or install it using an FTP program to upload the files to your server.  \nWP Tweets PRO is a completely separate plug-in from WP to Twitter, and needs to be installed separately. It is not a replacement for WP to Twitter, nor is it something that should be installed inside WP to Twitter. Treat it the same as you would any other plug-in.  \nStart by navigating in your WordPress admin dashboard to Plugins > Add New. 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