EDIT: it seems like this one doesn’t work anymore :-/. Someone who can confirm this?
[NEDERLANDS BIJ LEES MEER]
For now there isn’t a native way to do so and if you know me: that means that I WILL find a work-around for that
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As a matter of fact, it is a very easy one this time. The hardest part is to get an invitation for IFTTT. But if you were able to get one for G+, that can’t be so difficult
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STEP 1 – Find out your G+ userid
To do so, you have to be on your own timeline. You can reach that by clicking on your own name in your stream for example. De URL you are now in is “https://plus.google.com/[a lot of numbers]/posts“ . The numbers you see in [a lot of numbers] is your unique G+ userid.

STEP 2 – Use that to make a RSS-feed
For now you can only make a RSS-feed from your PUBLIC-posts. That’s OK because Twitter is also very public
. Because of that there is no possibility that you post something personal from G+ to twitter… well, as long as you use your circles of course
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Making a RSS-feed is very easy. We use plusfeed to do so. Copy your G+ userid and past is after “http://plusfeed.appspot.com/“. That makes: “http://plusfeed.appspot.com/[a lot of numbers]“. You see: nothing difficult to do!

STEP 3 – Use the RSS to feed Twitter and Facebook
That’s the tricky part because you will need IFTTT and that is (just like G+) for invites only. I do have a couple of invites left but I’ll keep them for a few very close contacts (those people are allready in my circles, so don’t even think about it if you are not). I suggest you to use twitter to find some invites or keep on bugging @ifttt to get one because they give you one of the most impressive ways of linking all your social media together!
So, in ifttt you make a new task.
THIS = RSS-feed. Here you enter the URL ”http://plusfeed.appspot.com/[a lot of numbers]“.
THAT = Twitter or facebook (you have to make 2 tasks if you want them both). You have to play a little bit with what you want to see in your timeline. Maybe you want a link to your G+ or maybe you don’t? I’m still playing around with this to find a good answer to it. In facebook it’s quit easy: always use a link to G+, but twitter is more difficult because you have only 140 characters. If you find a good answer, please let me know
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STEP 4 – Hello World!
Every time you make an update in G+ you will see the same update in both facebook and your timeline on twitter without you having to post it 3 times. I know it isn’t 100% what we are looking for but for now it works fine. And hey: within a few months everybody will be using G+ so all our problems will be gone then
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