Sociofluid 1.1 Wordpress Plugin
I’ll start by saying how much I love the Sociofluid Plugin for Wordpress, it really rocks and will make the job of any Wordpress user or Internet Marketer a lot easier. This plugin is all about getting your readers to show their appreciation of your work, by encouraging them to bookmark your latest post on a wide variety of social media sites. These sites include Digg, Twitter, Delicious, Stumble Upon, Yahoo Buzz, Google Reader, and Facebook.
This plugin is not the only one around that does this sort of thing with Social Media, although it is the best and easiest to use that I have come across. I used to have hand coded Social Media Buttons in my blog, although they are now gone as Sociofluid 1.1 was just too good.
You will notice the Sociofluid Social Media buttons above the top of my individual posts, looks nice hey? You do have a few options on how it will appear on your blog, and this includes some of the following:
- Having it visible on your main feed or just individual posts
- The Sociofluid buttons can appear either above or below the posts
- You decide what Social Media buttons you want displayed. Don’t want your posts being Dugg, then don’t put Digg on there.
- You can even call directly sociofluid function in the php code.
- Custom CSS coding options to really get your site as you want it
Just a short post today about the Sociofluid 1.1 Wordpress Plugin. Go ahead and install it and give it a test, I’m sure you will be as happy as I was when I discovered it.
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Sounds awesome, I am going to install the SocioFluid plugin to Wordpress now…thanks for the tip!
Hi Clint. Thanks for the info and for your enthusiasm for it. It looks great. Will be in touch soon to purchase more of your time and expertise.
Looks like a great plugin mate. I’ll check it out.
An excellent widget indeed, but I didn’t get it to work, because it is compatible with wordpress versions only up to 2.5.1. I would like nothing better, thought, than to be corrected on this…