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Nick Logan is passionate about growth. He is a coach at heart and loves sharing valuable information about blogging and social media. You will also find numerous tips on taking your video marketing to the next level
Nick,
Thanks for sharing this and showing not only myself but the rest of us with this issue how to correct it. It really looks so simple now that I see your video.
Posted by Nick Loganon February 11, 2010 at 9:22 am
Insomnia is a great thing especially when you have so many things that you want to do. You pointed out yet another benefit to the tribe concept. When it comes to customizing our blogs, we have so many things we can customize, and the tribe makes sure nothing slips through the cracks.
Posted by Michael Feilon February 12, 2010 at 9:26 am
Very important information Nick! It’s the little things that make us successful! Thanks so much for your sharing your knowledge!
.-= Michael Feil´s last blog ..It’s OK To Dream But… =-.
Hey Nick! Thanks for sharing the tip. It is good to see that changing some of the other settings helps. I didn’t have the time to play with mine when I added it so I just put my on the bottom of my post. It will help me to move it sooner now that I know some of the tricks.
.-= Melissa Wright´s last blog ..To Infinity and Beyond… =-.
Hi Nick,
Thanks for sharing this simple yet important post about customizing different elements of our blogs. As a relative newbie to the Tribe and to creating an attractive blog, it is so nice to know that fellow Tribe members are willing to share their tips on how to make our blogs really pop. Customization is a huge piece of that puzzle! Thanks again!
~ Mary Lou
.-= Mary Lou´s last blog ..Olympic Lessons =-.
Looking forward to meeting you in San Diego soon. Great post, thanks for the tip. I’ve been using Facebook Share plugin for a while and it works great. Fortunately my template seems to work fine with it, but I’ll share your video on my Facebook page.
Are you on Skype? Mine is gavmountford – lets connect soon if possible as I’d like to speak with you before San Diego,
The reason why i want this is because, on the website there is a inquiry form, where when users visit this website and they seem interested to know more, they could fill out the inquiry form.
The problem is users who fill out the inquiry form sometimes forget to fill out the introducer information, and this has caused the leads to go to anybody, coz we don’t know who is it from.
So if anyone who clicks on the shared link with the example address (http://www.domain.com/ref=gopi), on my webpage the name gopi is automatically inserted into the introducer column.
Hope to get a reply soonest, and have a great day.
Please also advice if you don’t understand the scenario. It’s more like affiliate marketing the links.
I had to read through your comment a few times to try and understand the scenario you were describing.
Depending on which code you are using to display your Share button, you will add your /ref=gopi to the URL.
For example…<a href=”http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php” rel=”nofollow”>Share</a>
Notice that the value of share_url is my domain with ref=gopi appended to it. So when that link is shared on Facebook, it will have the ref=gopi query string attached.
Please make sure you have the Facebook JS library still installed. It should already be there if you have a Share button now.
Posted by Nick Loganon August 12, 2010 at 10:32 am
All Greek to me, but we sure are glad to have Clifton on our team… I highly recommend his blog and facebook account to anybody, looking to improve their blog, traffic, seo, etc.
Step3: Facebook share box pops out (Type in whats in your mind) Click share and share is posted to my facebook wall.
This will enable the link to be shared with http://www.domain.com/?ref=gopi.namasvayam , so when anyone who clicks on this link is taken to my website and the gopi.namasivayam is inserted into the introducer text box.
This way i would have all the introducer column filled out all the time.
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Nick,
Thanks for sharing this and showing not only myself but the rest of us with this issue how to correct it. It really looks so simple now that I see your video.
Thank God for insomnia
.-= Don Enck´s last blog ..GIOF… Finding Good In A World That Experiences Turmoil =-.
Insomnia is a great thing especially when you have so many things that you want to do. You pointed out yet another benefit to the tribe concept. When it comes to customizing our blogs, we have so many things we can customize, and the tribe makes sure nothing slips through the cracks.
This happens weekly for me on #tribetuesday
I know you would do the same for me. Thanks Don
Hey Nick, Thanks! I had tried something similar but didn’t go as
high as 100… Love how the tribe watches each others backs!
Kary
.-= Kary Rogney´s last blog ..WordPress Thread Comment… (New Hot Plugin Of The Month) =-.
You said it Kary. I can count at least 5-10 times you’ve done the same for me. We all grow together!
Very important information Nick! It’s the little things that make us successful! Thanks so much for your sharing your knowledge!
.-= Michael Feil´s last blog ..It’s OK To Dream But… =-.
You are the Man Mike…The knowledge that can flow through like minded people is astounding…
Can’t wait for your Facebook training in a few weeks!!
Hey Nick, GREAT tip again as usual, thanks a lot for sharing your mind with us!
.-= Yannick van den Bos´s last blog ..How You Can Get 42+ Backlinks in 60 Seconds =-.
Hey Nick! Thanks for sharing the tip. It is good to see that changing some of the other settings helps. I didn’t have the time to play with mine when I added it so I just put my on the bottom of my post. It will help me to move it sooner now that I know some of the tricks.
.-= Melissa Wright´s last blog ..To Infinity and Beyond… =-.
Hi Nick,
Thanks for sharing this simple yet important post about customizing different elements of our blogs. As a relative newbie to the Tribe and to creating an attractive blog, it is so nice to know that fellow Tribe members are willing to share their tips on how to make our blogs really pop. Customization is a huge piece of that puzzle! Thanks again!
~ Mary Lou
.-= Mary Lou´s last blog ..Olympic Lessons =-.
Hey Nick,
Looking forward to meeting you in San Diego soon. Great post, thanks for the tip. I’ve been using Facebook Share plugin for a while and it works great. Fortunately my template seems to work fine with it, but I’ll share your video on my Facebook page.
Are you on Skype? Mine is gavmountford – lets connect soon if possible as I’d like to speak with you before San Diego,
Thanks
Gavin
Hey Nick: Thanks for sharing your resouces and knowledge. Now to take action and work to get good like you on blogs. A tribe leader to follow
.-= Arlan Murata´s last blog ..Some Power Principles for Making Positive Performance a Habit =-.
Hi,
How can i modify the share button script to be added to my web page, but with reference capabilities.
Scenario:
Currently my website has the share button. I want this share button, when clicked; a box should pop up asking to enter his of her name.
Then when the name has been entered, the sharing would be posted on FB. The link should be having my name on it.
e.g: http://www.domain.com/ref=gopi
The reason why i want this is because, on the website there is a inquiry form, where when users visit this website and they seem interested to know more, they could fill out the inquiry form.
The problem is users who fill out the inquiry form sometimes forget to fill out the introducer information, and this has caused the leads to go to anybody, coz we don’t know who is it from.
So if anyone who clicks on the shared link with the example address (http://www.domain.com/ref=gopi), on my webpage the name gopi is automatically inserted into the introducer column.
Hope to get a reply soonest, and have a great day.
Please also advice if you don’t understand the scenario. It’s more like affiliate marketing the links.
Well that is a great question. I will pass that onto http://cliftonhatfield.com
Clifton is the creator of this blogging platform which pretty much makes this blog post obsolete. He is the genius behind
http://empoweredblogs.com
I will pass this note onto him—> In the meantime, check out his blog. He may have a solution for you.
Hello Gopster,
I had to read through your comment a few times to try and understand the scenario you were describing.
Depending on which code you are using to display your Share button, you will add your /ref=gopi to the URL.
For example…<a href=”http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php” rel=”nofollow”>Share</a>
Notice that the value of share_url is my domain with ref=gopi appended to it. So when that link is shared on Facebook, it will have the ref=gopi query string attached.
Please make sure you have the Facebook JS library still installed. It should already be there if you have a Share button now.
Just let me know if you have any questions. Send me an email from my blog or look me up on Facebook http://facebook.com/cliftonhatfield
.-= Clifton Hatfield´s last blog ..I Need Help With My Blog =-.
All Greek to me, but we sure are glad to have Clifton on our team… I highly recommend his blog and facebook account to anybody, looking to improve their blog, traffic, seo, etc.
Genius…
Hi Clifton,
Thanks for your feedback, i got the share thingy figured out, and it works.
, but i got a better idea after figuring it out. An easier one actually.
I thought of actually modifying the share button to fetch the name from facebook, importing it into the url of my domain then the share goes out.
Step1: User clicks share(From mydomain)
Step2: Share button fetches the name from facebook, inserts it into the url. E.g:- http://www.domain.com/?ref=gopi.namasvayam
Step3: Facebook share box pops out (Type in whats in your mind) Click share and share is posted to my facebook wall.
This will enable the link to be shared with http://www.domain.com/?ref=gopi.namasvayam , so when anyone who clicks on this link is taken to my website and the gopi.namasivayam is inserted into the introducer text box.
This way i would have all the introducer column filled out all the time.
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