Are you look­ing for the best Twit­ter plu­g­ins for WordPress? 

Per­haps you want to include your recent tweets on your site or encour­age vis­i­tors to share your content. 

In this arti­cle, we’ll share the best Twit­ter plu­g­ins for Word­Press that will help you grow your Twit­ter fol­low­ers and engagement. 

1. Smash Balloon Custom Twitter Feeds Pro

Smash Bal­loon Cus­tom Twit­ter Feeds Pro is the best Twit­ter plu­g­in for Word­Press. It allows you to eas­i­ly embed your recent tweets in WordPress. 

It comes with var­i­ous lay­out choic­es and cus­tomiza­tion options which gives you dif­fer­ent ways to dis­play tweets onn your site. 

You can add Tweets from not just your account, but any pub­lic account, hash­tag, and key­word. You can even com­bine mul­ti­ple accounts and key­words to cre­ate smart Twit­ter feeds. 

It sup­ports the default Word­Press edi­tor and you can add your feed using a sim­ple block. There is also an easy to use side­bar wid­get, this allows you to show­case Twit­ter feeds in non-con­tent areas of your website. 

There’s a free ver­sion of Cus­tom Twit­ter Feeds avail­able as well with lim­it­ed fea­tures that you can get start­ed with.

2. RafflePress

Raf­flePress is the best Word­Press give­away plu­g­in on the mar­ket. It lets you set up con­tests with prizes and you can use these to get more Twit­ter fol­low­ers and engagement.

Raf­flePress comes with a built-in cam­paign tem­plate for Twit­ter. This allows you to instant­ly launch con­test aimed at boost­ing Twit­ter engagement.

It is incred­i­bly easy to use and comes with a drag and drop con­test builder. Sim­ply add the actions you want to include in your con­test and then add it to any Word­Press post or page. 

Raf­flePress is not just lim­it­ed to Twit­ter. You can use it to grow your email list, increase Face­book likes, dri­ve traf­fic and sales to your WooCom­merce store, and more. 

Note: You can use Raf­flePress Lite (free ver­sion) as well to get start­ed with give­aways and contests.

3. Shared Counts

Shared Counts is one of the best social shar­ing plu­g­in for Word­Press. Unlike oth­er social shar­ing but­tons, it is designed for speed and per­for­mance with­out com­pro­mis­ing features. 

As the name sug­gests, it also allows you to dis­play the share count for each social media plat­form. You can also dis­play the total share count for each article. 

There are mul­ti­ple but­ton styles to choose from and you can also select where you want them dis­played. It is super easy to use and helps you instant­ly add social fea­tures to your web­site with­out com­pro­mis­ing web­site speed. 

Just check out our step by step guide using on Shared Counts to get started.

4. Social Warfare

Social War­fare is anoth­er pop­u­lar plu­g­in to eas­i­ly social shar­ing but­tons to your web­site. It gives you con­trol over what peo­ple share on Twit­ter (and oth­er social net­works) and how they share it. You can give your posts cus­tom images and titles for Twit­ter, too.

Social War­fare offers mul­ti­ple but­ton styles and they are all designed to work well on mobile devices. You can style and posi­tion them in dif­fer­ent ways, too. You can even put the shar­ing but­tons in the mid­dle of an article.

There’s a free ver­sion of Social War­fare avail­able, which is a good place to start. Upgrad­ing to the Pro ver­sion gives you access to more features. 

5. Revive Old Posts

Revive Old Posts lets you eas­i­ly share old arti­cles at a pre-defined sched­ule to your social media pro­files. This helps you keep your Twit­ter time­line active through­out the day with­out man­u­al­ly sched­ul­ing tweets. 

Once you are done with the set­up, it auto­mat­i­cal­ly works in the back­ground to share your old posts. You can select a date range, exclude spe­cif­ic cat­e­gories and tags, and pause it at any time. 

You can cus­tomize what goes out in the tweets, too. For instance, you might want to include a hash­tag based on the post’s cat­e­go­ry or tag.

The free ver­sion of the plu­g­in works with Twit­ter and Face­book pages, so you may want to use that to begin with. 

How­ev­er, the pro ver­sion has some pow­er­ful extra fea­tures. These include the abil­i­ty to set cus­tom sched­ules, use mul­ti­ple Twit­ter accounts, and add con­ver­sion track­ing tags to URLs. 

6. Simple Social Icons

Sim­ple Social Icons makes it easy to add social media icons to a side­bar wid­get. These icons have links to your Twit­ter pro­file and your oth­er social media pro­files. Vis­i­tors to your site can then eas­i­ly find and fol­low you on their favorite social network.

It is quite sim­ple and easy to set up. You have the option to choose the but­ton col­ors, align­ment, and order. It comes with an easy to use wid­get that you can sim­ply add to your Word­Press blog.

7. Better Click to Tweet

Bet­ter Click to Tweet is a free plu­g­in that lets you add ‘click to tweet’ box­es in your posts. It’s ful­ly com­pat­i­ble with the Word­Press block editor.

You can use this plu­g­in to high­light spe­cif­ic quotes in your con­tent. Your vis­i­tors can then sim­ply click a but­ton to tweet that quote. For more details, see our guide on adding click to tweet box­es in your con­tent.

The Bet­ter Click to Tweet plu­g­in is free, but it doesn’t have any options to cus­tomize the styling of your quotes. You can add cus­tom CSS to change how the quotes look or you can pay for the pre­mi­um addon, which offers a range of dif­fer­ent styles to choose from.

We hope this arti­cle helped you learn about the best Twit­ter plu­g­ins for Word­Press. You might also want to see our list of the best Insta­gram plu­g­ins for Word­Press, and our com­pre­hen­sive guide on increas­ing your web­site traf­fic.

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