We have had some questions about why we are telling people that they need two sets of social media buttons in their sites. The two sets have two different functions, and this video explains this:
Annie Buck
Sales Manager
Acorn Internet Services
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We have had some questions about why we are telling people that they need two sets of social media buttons in their sites. The two sets have two different functions, and this video explains this:
Annie Buck
Sales Manager
Acorn Internet Services
Very nice presentation Annie – well presented and easy to understand.
I will have to get on my Google Plus buttons soon!
Hi Annie! Thanks for great info… as always! Question… when trying to enter the like button there now appears to have a counter next to it showing how many people have liked it. And also, are you saying to “like” our Facebook page …. or “like” the URL????
Hi Cyndi! The Like buttons on a web site or blog are there so people can “Like” the page itself. The Like button on a Facebook page is to “Like” the Facebook page. It depends really on where the button is placed. The counter on a Facebook Like button is an option, some people have it and some don’t.
-Annie