50,000 websites adopt Facebook ‘like’ button in one week
Over 50,000 websites have adopted Facebook’s new social plugins, which include the soon to be ubiquitous “Like” button, one week after the website announced its ambitions to become the nexus of the web, via its Open Graph API.
Last week Facebook launched social plugins with just 75 partners, including CNN and the New York Times, which allow users to “like” or “recommend” content across the web without having to sign into their accounts.
On its developer’s blog, the company claimed that over 50.000 websites have since adopted the plugins, meaning that over 400 websites are signing up for the service every hour.
Last week at f8, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed his plans to make Facebook the center of the web by introducing the Open Graph API, which allows web developers to very easily integrate a number of Facebook features into their websites.
Publishers are eager to add “like” buttons to their sites, since every time a user “likes” a piece of content it creates a link back from the users’ Facebook page. Websites can also display the most relevant content to any user based on their friends and likes, which adds up to more web traffic.
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Good concept of using the Facebook Like button.
Those sites simply allow you to type something and then like it on Facebook. It also has a on the go like bookmark where you can like a any page from the web and it also embeds videos from the big VIdeo sites such as youtube. I say this is this is the best site overall.
ilike.mikaviva.tk/
Lol even this site is using it as the backbone.
Those sites simply allow you to type something and then like it on Facebook. It also has a on the go like bookmark where you can like a any page from the web and it also embeds videos from the big Video sites such as youtube. I say this is this is the best site overall.
ilike.mikaviva.tk/
I just wanted to let you know that there is a company giving away free websites along with a marketing packaged. Seemed legit.Click the Marketing Strategies link if you are interested.
but this is not the most secure way to use like button in your website as i read so many articles regarding this.
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