Adding Twitter to a blog can be a challenge challenge for a beginner. You may not know what to add and how it will work. The good thing about implementing Twitter is it's very user friendly and easy to understand.
Coding and HTML
Coding seems to hard to do a lot of the time, but it's not. The codes for adding Twitter to your blog are all on the Twitter website for whatever you need - whether it's a streaming widget or just a logo or icon. All you need to do is a simple copy and paste.
Widgets
There are plenty of widgets you can use to add Twitter to your blog. These are usually placed on one side or the other of the blog and stay towards the top no matter how far you scroll down to read the posts. This makes the whole process that much easier to do and the widgets can really stand out on your blog. These widgets can be customized before they are added to the website and can be made to match what you are doing.
Logos
A Twitter logo lets readers know you have a Twitter account and you also post there. This can help readers feel like they know you and can connect with you. You can create the logos so they will connect straight to your account so they can connect with you.
When you are adding Twitter to your blog, remember to reconcile your voice with how your blog reader's perceptions and how you want your readers to react to you. For example, if you write a Christian blog and then curse on your Twitter feed, you're going to turn off readers.