Showing posts with label social. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
How to Create a Social Content Locker in Blogger Blog
How to Create a Social Content Locker in Blogger Blog
If you are wondering how to create a social content locker for blogger blog then you have landed on right website because in this Article I will write about How to Create a Social Content Locker in Blogger Blog.
Some of my readers are facing problem in adding shareIt.js Social Content Locker in their Blogger blog and they requested to create a separate tutorial on how to add this Social Content Locker on their Blogger blog.
If you don�t know about shareIt.js, then let me introduce you. It�s a Social Content Locker jQuery Plugin. With shareIt, you can lock anything in your Blog Content and the Content will be automatically unlocked when a user shares your Content on Social Media using any of the social buttons.
Some of my readers are facing problem in adding shareIt.js Social Content Locker in their Blogger blog and they requested to create a separate tutorial on how to add this Social Content Locker on their Blogger blog.
ShareIt has helped me to boost my Social Presence and has Increased my Social Media Followers to a very good extent. You can also make your blogger blog go Viral. Your users need to share your Content to access your Premium Contents.
Features of shareIt.js
Here�s the list of features shareIt gives you:
- It is Free to Use. Yes! shareIt.js is completely free Social Content locker.
- Facebook Like Button. You can add Any URL to like button. For Example, You can use your Facebook Page URL to get real Followers.
- Facebook Share Button. You can use your Blog Post URL to make it viral.
- Twitter Follow Button. You can use your Twitter Username to Increase your Twitter Followers.
- Twitter Tweet Button. You can use your Blog Post URL to make it trending topic on twitter.
- LinkedIn Share Button.
- Google +1 Button.
- Social Share Counter with Each Social Button. Except for Twitter tweet button, because twitter has disabled its tweet counter API.
Things Required
You can Read the Official shareIt.js Tutorial to know about the Required Things, such as Facebook App Id, Google API Key.
Add Social Content Locker in Blogger
First of all, You need to Go to your Blogger Template Editor to add the shareIt.js script and stylesheet.
Step 1: Login to Your Blogger Dashboard.
Step 2: Select Your Blog(From the Given list).
Step 3: Click on Template menu from the Left side of Menu Panel.
Step 4: Click on Edit HTML next to Customize Button below Your Template Thumbnail.
Now, as you came to your Blog Template Editor, follow the below step to Add the Social Content Locker in your Blogger Blog.
Step 1: Search for </head> in the HTML Code.
Step 2: Add the Below JavaScript and CSS Code just above </head>
< script type = "text/javascript"
src = "https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.0/jquery.min.js" > < /script> < script type = "text/javascript
" >
//<![CDATA[
(function($) {
$.fn.shareIt = function(options) {
var HTMLtoHide = false;
var rand = Math.floor((Math.random() * 1000) + 1);
var settings = $.extend({
title: "Share/Like/Follow to Download",
id: Math.floor((Math.random() * 1000) + 1),
text: "Choose Any Social Social Network from below to share our content and Download it.",
buttons: ["facebook_like", "facebook_share", "twitter_follow", "twitter_tweet", "googleplus", "linkedin"],
linkedIn: {
url: window.location.href
},
facebook: {
appId: 676027382527018,
pageId: "https://www.facebook.com/trickzbuzzz",
url: window.location.href
},
twitter: {
via: "Durgeshjangid9",
url: window.location.href,
text: document.title
},
googleplus: {
apikey: "TrickzBuzZz",
url: window.location.href
},
count: {
twitter: {
tweets: 0,
follower: rand
},
facebook: {
likes: 0,
share: 0
},
googleplus: {
circledByCount: 0
},
linkedIn: {
shares: 0
}
},
timeout: 0,
close: false,
cookie: true,
cookieExpiry: 30,
}, options);
this.settings = settings;
this.each(function() {
if (getCookie("trickzbuzz_shareIt_hide_" + settings.id) == "true") {
$(this).fadeIn();
return false
}
var elem = $(this);
var con = "<div class=TrickzBuzz_shareit_container trickzbuzz_shareit id=trickzbuzz_shareit_container_" + settings.id + "><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_blur></div><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_content><h1 class=trickzbuzz_shareit_title>" + settings.title + "</h1><h3 class=trickzbuzz_shareit_subtitle>" + settings.text + "</h3><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_buttons id=trickzbuzz_shareit_content_" + settings.id + "><div class=trickzbuzz_twitter_tweet trickzbuzz_margin_top id=trickzbuzz_twitter_tweet_" + settings.id + "><a href=https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?via=" + settings.twitter.via + "&text=" + encodeURIComponent(settings.twitter.text) + "&url=" + encodeURIComponent(settings.twitter.url) + " class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button twitter data-service=twitter-tweets><span class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_title>Tweet</span><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_count><i>0</i></div></a></div><div class=trickzbuzz_twitter_follow trickzbuzz_margin_top id=trickzbuzz_twitter_follow_" + settings.id + "><a href=https://twitter.com/intent/follow?screen_name=" + settings.twitter.via + " class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button twitter data-service=twitter-followers><span class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_title>Follow</span><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_count><i>" + settings.count.twitter.follower + "</i></div></a></div><div class=trickzbuzz_facebook_share trickzbuzz_margin_top id=trickzbuzz_facebook_share_" + settings.id + "><a class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button fb data-service=facebook_share><span class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_title>Share</span><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_count><i>0</i></div></a></div><div class=trickzbuzz_facebook_like trickzbuzz_margin_top id=trickzbuzz_facebook_like_" + settings.id + "><a href=" + settings.facebook.pageId + " class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button fb data-service=facebook_like><span class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_title>Like</span><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_count><i>0</i></div></a></div><div class=trickzbuzz_googleplus trickzbuzz_margin_top id=trickzbuzz_googleplus_" + settings.id + "><a href=javascript:void(0); class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button google-plus data-service=googleplus><span class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_title>Follow</span><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_count><i>0</i></div></a></div><div class=trickzbuzz_linkedin trickzbuzz_margin_top id=trickzbuzz_linkedin_" + settings.id + "><a href=javascript:void(0); class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button linkedin data-service=linkedin><span class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_title>Share</span><div class=trickzbuzz_shareit_button_count><i>0</i></div></a></div></div><div id="trickzbuzz_shareit_msg_" + settings.id + "" class=trickzbuzz_shareit_msg></div></div></div>";
HTMLtoHide = elem.html();
elem.html(con);
elem.fadeIn();
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Friday, April 3, 2015
Social Media Users Shy Away From Sharing Their Opinions Study
People on Facebook and Twitter say they are less likely to share their opinions on hot-button issues, even when they are offline, according to a surprising new survey by the Pew Research Center.
The study, done in conjunction with Rutgers University in New Jersey, challenges the view of social media as a vehicle for debate by suggesting that sites likeFacebook and Twitter might actually encourage self-censorship. Researchers said they detect what they call the "spiral of silence" phenomenon: Unless people know their audience agrees, they are likely to shy away from discussing anything controversial.
"People do not tend to be using social media for this type of important political discussion. And if anything, it may actually be removing conversation from the public sphere," said Keith Hampton, a communications professor at Rutgers University who helped conduct the study.
The survey was conducted shortly after former NSA analyst Edward Snowdenacknowledged leaking classified intelligence that exposed widespread government surveillance of Americans phone and email records. Hampton said the Snowden case provided researchers with a concrete example of a major national issue that divided Americans and dominated news coverage.
Of the 1,801 adults surveyed, 86 percent said they would be willing to discuss their views about government surveillance if it came up at various in-person scenarios, such as at a public meeting, at work or at a restaurant with friends. But just 42 percent of Facebook or Twitter users said they would be willing to post online about it.
Whats more, the typical Facebook user - someone who logs onto the site a few times per day - was actually half as likely to discuss the Snowden case at a public meeting as a non-Facebook user. Someone who goes on Twitter a few times per day was one-quarter as likely to share opinions in the workplace compared with those who never use Twitter.
Only when a person felt that their Facebook network agreed with their opinion were they twice as likely to join a site discussion on the issue, the survey found.
Another finding was that social media didnt make it easier for people to share opinions they wouldnt otherwise share. Of the 14 percent of Americans unwilling to discuss the Snowden case with others in person, fewer than one-half of 1 percent were willing to discuss it on social media.
Lee Rainie, director of the Pew Research Center Internet Project, said its possible that social media actually sensitize people to different opinions.
"Because they use social media, they may know more about the depth of disagreement over the issue in their wide circle of contacts," he said. "This might make them hesitant to speak up either online or offline for fear of starting an argument, offending or even losing a friend."
While many people might say keeping political debate off Facebook is a matter of tact, Hampton said there is a concern that a persons fear of offending someone on social media stifles debate.
"A society where people arent able to share their opinions openly and gain from understanding alternative perspectives is a polarized society," he said.
Monday, March 30, 2015
Twitter Opening Office in Social Media Mad Indonesia
Twitter plans to open an office in Indonesia over the coming months as it seeks to boost revenues in the social-media-addicted nation, the company announced Friday.
Several market monitors have declared Jakarta as the worlds most active city of tweeters. Twitter does not publicise official user numbers by country or city.
"This is of great importance to Twitter because Indonesia loves Twitter and Twitter loves Indonesia," the companys president of global revenue and partnerships, Adam Bain, told reporters in Jakarta as he made the announcement.
"In fact, when we think about the market overall, Indonesia is one of the biggest countries that are active on Twitter," Bain said.
Like many social networking platforms, Twitter is yet to turn a profit, but the San Francisco-based companys second-quarter revenues more than doubled on-year to $312 million.
The number of monthly active users surged 24 percent to 271 million globally in the same period.
Indonesia is a major market for Twitter it is the worlds fourth most populous country with some 250 million people, and smartphone sales are surging as the middle class grows rapidly.
Millions access the Internet primarily through smartphones and tablets, and surveys show social media is the primary reason for using mobile devices.
Tweets about Indonesias presidential election alone clocked some 95 million tweets, from January 1 until election day on July 9.
Twitters main revenue source is advertising, with big brands like Coca-Cola and Intel having promoted their products on the platform to Indonesian users.
Indonesian consumer engagement on Twitter is "extremely high", Bain said, and had "gotten the attention of the entire team back at headquarters".
Other foreign tech companies, such as BlackBerry, have rubbed up against Indonesian officials over infrastructure issues and content.
Bain said he was hopeful that Indonesias incoming government would be welcoming, pointing to president-elect Joko Widodos avid use of Twitter as a positive sign.
Before Widodos run for president, he was elected Jakarta governor in 2012, a victory largely attributable to social media Widodo built a wildly popular online profile as a man of the people and diehard heavy metal fan.
Twitters Jakarta office will be its sixth in the region, following set-ups in Tokyo, Mumbai, Sydney, Singapore and Seoul.
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