by Ted Mann
Sharing to Facebook is easier than ever
October 27, 2009 in Site News by Ted Mann
Over the last few months we’ve noticed that the simple addition of the Tweetmeme “Retweet” button has led to way more stories from InJersey making their way onto Twitter. The reason, we think, is simple: After you post a comment here, you can also put it on Twitter for all your followers to hear what you had to say.
Of course, there’s plenty of people who like to share to Facebook, too. Previously, you could always use the handy “ShareThis” button to do this, but we like the simplicity of the Retweet button (not to mention the count of the total number of times something has been shared). So, we’ve now added this same type of button to share stories on Facebook.
Happy sharing!
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