Brought to you by MailChimp, Social is a lightweight plugin that handles a lot of the heavy lifting of making your blog seamlessly integrate with social networking sites Twitter and Facebook.
Broadcast Published Posts
Through use of a proxy application, you can associate your Twitter and Facebook accounts with your blog and its users. Once you publish a new post, you can then choose to automatically broadcast a message to any accounts authenticated with the overall blog or your current logged-in user.
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When publishing to Facebook and Twitter, the discussion is likely to continue there. Through Social, we can aggregate the various mentions, retweets, @replies, comments and responses and republish them as WordPress comments.
I haven't tried it yet, but I love the functionality it offers and I trust the developers. I don't know how well it plays with multi-site.
Brought to you by MailChimp, Social is a lightweight plugin that handles a lot of the heavy lifting of making your blog seamlessly integrate with social networking sites Twitter and Facebook.
Broadcast Published Posts
Through use of a proxy application, you can associate your Twitter and Facebook accounts with your blog and its users. Once you publish a new post, you can then choose to automatically broadcast a message to any accounts authenticated with the overall blog or your current logged-in user.
...
When publishing to Facebook and Twitter, the discussion is likely to continue there. Through Social, we can aggregate the various mentions, retweets, @replies, comments and responses and republish them as WordPress comments.
I haven't tried it yet, but I love the functionality it offers and I trust the developers. I don't know how well it plays with multi-site.
I haven't tried that, as I actually didn't know about it til you just mentioned it! But yeah, that does look mighty nice! I couldn't find anything on Multisite in their forum topics either, so I don't know regarding Multisite support, though I'd guess it would work fine on a per-site basis.
Anyone else have any experience with this one?
PS. I use Facebook Ultimate for all things Facebook, but the Twitter support in that one is very handy!
Responses (1)
WPMU DEV Fanatic — 14th September 2011 #
Hi Christopher,
I haven't tried that, as I actually didn't know about it til you just mentioned it! But yeah, that does look mighty nice! I couldn't find anything on Multisite in their forum topics either, so I don't know regarding Multisite support, though I'd guess it would work fine on a per-site basis.
Anyone else have any experience with this one?
PS. I use Facebook Ultimate for all things Facebook, but the Twitter support in that one is very handy!
-David
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