“There has been a significant increase in the presence of social networking buttons on websites. The belief appears to be that users will rejoice in your content so much they will want to share it with their friends, family members or colleagues. But, quite frankly, depending on how these buttons are implemented, they can also…
Link: WordPress.com aims to drive pageviews, adds a follow button to all hosted blogs Users of the free ‘hosted’ WordPress.com service may have noticed some changes to their website today. The blogging service has added a small button to the bottom of each blog which is designed to help increase page views. by Paul Sawers…
Link: Facebook changes Like button to act like Share on third party sites, publishes story “When users click the Like or Recommend button on a third-party website or within a Facebook app, it now publishes a full news feed story instead of just a one-line Recent Activity story. Previously, full stories with headlines, thumbnail images,…
Link: LinkedIn Launches Share Button “Business-oriented social network LinkedIn has launched a share button, which gives publishers a way to spread their content on LinkedIn and enables users to easily share content with their LinkedIn network.” “Adding the button to a site or blog is as easy as choosing one of the options and pasting…
