Showing posts with label Facebook plugins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook plugins. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 April 2012

New Facebook Popout Likebox Version 2 for Blogger






Hi, Here is the New Updated Facebook Popout Likebox Gadget of Version 2 for Blogger. This is Updated Release Comes with Highly Customizable options. Many of Readers asking How change the position from right to left, Width and Height. With this Updated version you can customize those options as well as Background Colors and Facebook Badge Color also.

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How to Install Facebook Popout Likebox Version 2 ?

First you need to have a jQuery Plugin in your Blog template.
This Step is Required, If your Blog already have this plugin then Ignore this Step.
If your Blog Don’t have this Plugin, Install the jQuery Plugin.
Add the below line of code before </head> tag.
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
  1. Click the Widget Generator Button
  2. Customize the Settings as you need
  3. Click on Generate button and add widget to your Blog
Widget Generator

Some Instructions to Newbies

Likebox is for Facebook Pages. Some New Bloggers are using Their Profile Url and try to Installing the Facebook Likebox. But it gives Error!!.
For Example, Way2Blogging’s FB page is http://facebook.com/way2blogging and you should see the Like Button in this Facebook Page.
where as in Facebook profile you should see the +1 Add Friend button.
That is the small Difference you can identify in the FB Page. Good Luck!

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How to:Use Facebook social plugins on your website

This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business.
While many companies’ early social marketing efforts were limited to social media sites such as Facebook, most are now eager to build social capabilities into the rest of their marketing efforts and turn their customers into brand advocates at every touch point.
One of the easiest ways to make your online presence more social is by adding Facebook social plugins to your website. There are many different Facebook social plugins to choose from — here are four of the top plugins for business and tips on how and when to use them.

1. Like Button


The Facebook Like button lets users share pages from your site back to their Facebook profile with one click. When the user clicks the Like button on your site, a story appears in the user’s friends’ News Feed with a link back to your website.
You can include a Like button next to any piece of content on your site, from a product listing to an article to a video. Otilia Otlacan, founder of online ad news site AdOperationsOnline.com, puts the Like button at the top of every article — she has found that nearly 0.7% of users click on this button to post it to Facebook, quickly adding up to a sizable number of free impressions.
StyleFactory, a crowd-sourcing site for home decor, enables shoppers to vote on which products should be produced and which products should be offered at a discount. The site encourages shoppers to share its products on Facebook and Twitter to help “tip” the deals. When a user “likes” a product, the product is posted to the user’s Facebook Wall along with a message noting how many more orders are needed to tip the deal. This extra push is an innovative use of the Like button.
Tea Collection, a children’s clothing site, also uses the Like button to enable customers to vote on their favorite dresses; the products with the most Likes at the end of the day are offered at a discounted price the following day. Its initial campaign drove more than 3,000 Likes in about 12 hours and a 300% increase in site traffic.
E-retailers should also consider including a Like button as part of the checkout process — customers are excited about their order, and it’s an easy click for users to share their brand loyalty with friends.

2. Like Box


The Facebook Like Box enables users to “like” your Facebook Page and view its stream directly from your website. For starters, you can choose a pared-down box with your Facebook Page name, logo and Like button (as pictured above).
On the other hand, you could choose a more fully featured box that displays how many users already “like”the page (and which of their friends “like” it, too), shows recent posts from the page and allows users to “like” the page with one click.

 
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