Webbiquity SMM
JANUARY 30, 2012
.” This brilliant article delves into the technological, economic, cultural and environmental factors behind the success of WordPress, and inspired more than 70 comments. the Flexi-Pages widget for adding sub-menu navigation and Mass Edit Pages for WordPress for making small changes to a large number of pages at once).
Webbiquity SMM
FEBRUARY 10, 2011
A nicely crafted and illustrated reference to how to do a variety of things with WordPress from setting up a static home page and custom navigation bar to adding breadcrumbs and widgetizing a theme, footer and page menu. Number your comments, or make author comments stand out? Subscribe to the comments for this post?
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Webbiquity SMM
OCTOBER 13, 2010
Another excellent free tool for finding relevant influencers across the social media sphere, Social Mention is a real-time social search engine that also provides alerts and a cool buzz-monitoring widget you can add to your website or blog. If I overlooked your favorite tool, leave a comment below. Share this on Bebo.
Webbiquity SMM
MAY 10, 2011
If there is an individual in your CRM system who is also following you on Twitter, or who likes you on Facebook, or who has left a comment on your blog, that should be noted. Respond to comments (helpfully and appropriately). Include a quick poll widget in your sidebar to gather answers to yes/no or multiple choice questions.
Webbiquity SMM
SEPTEMBER 15, 2010
Want to show the world how social you are with a cool widget on your website or blog? Social Mention also lets you set up alerts (simiar to Google Alerts) and offers a widget that can be installed on a website or blog to display the real-time buzz about your specified topic. Subscribe to the comments for this post?
Webbiquity SMM
SEPTEMBER 19, 2012
Explaining that “a Facebook Social Plugin is basically a widget you can add to your website to extend the benefits of your Facebook marketing efforts beyond Facebook. ‘Why’ has both the lowest ‘like’ and comment rates and may be seen as intrusive and/or challenging.” 5 STARS **.
Webbiquity SMM
JANUARY 10, 2011
Scott Meldrum (again) suggests rewarding loyal fans and customers, targeting your wall posts (see John Haydon’s post above), and responding promptly to questions and comments among other methods to encourage repeat visits. And some of the comments following this post are possibly even more thoughtful enlightening than the post itself.
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