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Monday, April 23, 2012

Add Floating Share Buttons To Your Blog’s Sidebar For Blogspot

Apart from working on traffic and search engine optimization (SEO), there’s a need to intergrate your blog with popular social networking platforms. A floating share buttons (social bookmarking) widget by the right of every page is just one of the gadgets you must add to your blog if you intend to get free traffic from facebook and twitter. I wrote a post last week that went viral thanks to the power of facebook sharing. The post received close to 500 facebook likes in just a week! Underestimating the power of share buttons is like neglecting a major source of traffic to your blog. I’ve already written several posts on integrating your blogger hosted site with facebook, google plus and the rest of them. These posts include adding like buttons to individual blog posts, adding google plus buttons to blog posts, facebook comment box for blogger and large share buttons under blog posts among others.

Having a floating share buttons widget makes it even easier for your blog visitors to share your blog posts they find interesting. Unlike the previous ones, it’s easy to get this done as you won’t need to do any sort of HTML editing on your template. The floating sidebar sharing widget comes with the most popular social sites. You can see the widget just at the right side of this page and it scrolls with the page, leaving your visitor no choice but to share your content.

How To Add Floating Share Buttons On The Sidebar

1. Log in to your blogger account and click on Design

2. You’re now looking at your blog’s layout, right? Click on Add A Gadget on the sidebar.

3. Select HTML/Java Script

4. Paste the code below into the box and save. There’s no need for a title.

<style>

#pageshare {position:fixed; bottom:15%; right:10px; float:left; border: 1px solid black; border-radius:5px;-moz-border-radius:5px;-webkit-border-radius:5px;background-color:#eff3fa;padding:0 0 2px

0;z-index:10;}

#pageshare .sbutton {float:left;clear:both;margin:5px 5px 0 5px;}

.fb_share_count_top {width:48px !important;}

.fb_share_count_top, .fb_share_count_inner {-moz-border-radius:3px;-webkit-border-radius:3px;}

.FBConnectButton_Small, .FBConnectButton_RTL_Small {width:49px !important; -moz-border-radius:3px;-webkit-border-radius:3px;}

.FBConnectButton_Small .FBConnectButton_Text {padding:2px 2px 3px !important;-moz-border-radius:3px;-webkit-border-radius:3px;font-size:8px;}

</style>
<div id='pageshare' title="Share This With Your Friends">
<div class='sbutton' id='gb'><script src="http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"></script><fb:like layout="box_count" show_faces="false" font=""></fb:like></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='rt'><a href="http://twitter.com/share" class="twitter-share-button" data-count="vertical" >Tweet</a><script src='http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js' type="text/javascript"></script></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='gplusone'><script type="text/javascript" src="https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js"></script><g:plusone size="tall"></g:plusone></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='su'><script src="http://www.stumbleupon.com/hostedbadge.php?s=5"></script></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='digg' style='margin-left:3px;width:48px'><script src='http://widgets.digg.com/buttons.js' type='text/javascript'></script><a class="DiggThisButton DiggMedium"></a></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='fb'><a name="fb_share" type="box_count" href="http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php">Share</a><script src="http://static.ak.fbcdn.net/connect.php/js/FB.Share" type="text/javascript"></script></div><br/><div style="clear: both;font-size: 9px;text-align:center;"><a href="http://www.doncaprio.com/2011/09/sidebar-floting-share-buttons-large.html" target="blank"><font color="black">[Get This]<font></font></font></a></div></div>

5. Save the widget and preview your blog.

If you already have a google plus button above or below your posts, the one in the widget might not appear. It seems you can’t have two +1 buttons on a page.

If you’re using a dark template, you can try out the code below if you don’t quite like the first one:

<style>

#pageshare {position:fixed; bottom:15%; right:10px; float:left; border: 1px solid black; border-radius:5px;-moz-border-radius:5px;-webkit-border-radius:5px;background-color:#000000;padding:0 0 2px

0;z-index:10;}

#pageshare .sbutton {float:left;clear:both;margin:5px 5px 0 5px;}

.fb_share_count_top {width:48px !important;}

.fb_share_count_top, .fb_share_count_inner {-moz-border-radius:3px;-webkit-border-radius:3px;}

.FBConnectButton_Small, .FBConnectButton_RTL_Small {width:49px !important; -moz-border-radius:3px;-webkit-border-radius:3px;}

.FBConnectButton_Small .FBConnectButton_Text {padding:2px 2px 3px !important;-moz-border-radius:3px;-webkit-border-radius:3px;font-size:8px;}

</style>
<div id='pageshare' title="Share This With Your Friends">
<div class='sbutton' id='gb'><script src="http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"></script><fb:like layout="box_count" show_faces="false" font=""></fb:like></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='rt'><a href="http://twitter.com/share" class="twitter-share-button" data-count="vertical" >Tweet</a><script src='http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js' type="text/javascript"></script></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='gplusone'><script type="text/javascript" src="https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js"></script><g:plusone size="tall"></g:plusone></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='su'><script src="http://www.stumbleupon.com/hostedbadge.php?s=5"></script></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='digg' style='margin-left:3px;width:48px'><script src='http://widgets.digg.com/buttons.js' type='text/javascript'></script><a class="DiggThisButton DiggMedium"></a></div>
<div class='sbutton' id='fb'><a name="fb_share" type="box_count" href="http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php">Share</a><script src="http://static.ak.fbcdn.net/connect.php/js/FB.Share" type="text/javascript"></script></div><br/><div style="clear: both;font-size: 9px;text-align:center;"><a href="http://www.doncaprio.com/2011/09/sidebar-floting-share-buttons-large.html" target="blank"><font color="black">[Get This]<font></font></font></a></div></div>

These floating sidebar share buttons will surely make you get more facebook likes. Share this post if you find it helpful.

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Thursday, April 5, 2012

Six Social Media Trends for 2012

Each year at this time, I look forward and predict trends in social media for the coming year. But first, I look back at my predictions from last year. How'd I do? Not bad.

Social media continues to move forward toward business integration, a trend that I identified last year. In a joint study from Booz Allen and social platform developer Buddy Media, 57 percent of businesses surveyed plan to increase social media spending, while 38 percent of CEO's label social as a high priority.

I was also partially accurate in predicting that Google would "strike back" in 2011. They did, with Google Plus, a formidable initiative that acts as Google's "social layer" to the Web. Part social network and part social search, Google Plus has industry observers scratching their heads, wondering if Facebook will be given a run for their money or if the service evolves into something complimentary in a highly social Web.

I had one big swing-and-miss on Facebook's intrusion in the location-based services war. While Facebook still supports location tracking in a number of ways, it has not put Foursquare out of business. Foursquare still enjoys a niche audience of highly active participants who enjoy telling the world where they are and post pictures to prove it. It is however worth noting that Facebook recently acquired location based network Gowalla, so continue to watch this space.

So what can we expect in 2012 in a world that seems to grow ever connected by the hour? Here are six predictions to ponder, in no particular order:

Convergence Emergence. For a glimpse into how social will further integrate with "real life," we can look at what Coca Cola experimented with all the way back in 2010. Coke created an amusement park where participants could "swipe" their RFID-equipped wristbands at kiosks, which posted to their Facebook account what they were doing and where. Also, as part of a marketing campaign, Domino's Pizza posted feedback — unfiltered feedback — on a large billboard in Times Square, bringing together real opinions from real people pulled from a digital source and displayed in the real world. These types of "trans-media" experiences are likely to define "social" in the year to come.

The Cult of Influence. In much the same way that Google has defined a system that rewards those who produce findable content, there is a race on to develop a system that will reward those who wield the most social influence. One particular player has emerged, Klout, determined to establish their platform as the authority of digital influence. Klout's attempt to convert digital influence into business value underscores a much bigger movement which we'll continue to see play out in the next year. To some degree everyone now has some digital influence (not just celebrities, academics, policy makers or those who sway public opinion). But for the next year, the cult of influence becomes less about consumer plays like Klout and more about the tools and techniques professionals use to "score" digital influence and actually harness, scale and measure the results of it.

Gamification Nation. No we're not taking about video games. Rather, game-like qualities are emerging within a number of social apps in your browser or mobile device. From levels, to leaderboards, to badges or points, rewards for participation abound. It's likely that the trend will have to evolve given how competition for our time and attention this gaming creates. Primarily, gamification has been used in consumer settings, but look for it in other areas from HR, to government, healthcare and even business management. Perhaps negotiating your next raise will be tied to your position on the company's digital leaderboard.

Social Sharing. Ideas, opinions, media, status updates are all part of what makes social media a powerful and often disruptive force. The media industry was one of the first to understand this, adding sharing options to content, which led to more page views and better status in search results. What comes next in social sharing is more closely aligned with e-commerce or web transactions. For example, Sears allows a user to share a product or review with their networks directly from the site. Sharing that vacation you just booked, or recommending a product, or service from any site to a social network is where sharing goes next. We probably don't know what we are willing to share until we see the option to do it.

Social Television. For many of us, watching television is already a social act, whether it's talking to the person next to you, or texting, tweeting, and calling friends about what you're watching. But television is about to become a social experience in a bigger and broader sense. The X Factor nowallows voting via Twitter and highlights other social promotions, which encourages viewers to tap social networks while they watch. Another way media consumption is becoming social comes from a network called Get Glue which acts as something of a Foursquare for media. Participants can "check-in" to their favorite shows (or other forms of media) and collect stickers to tell the world what programs they love. Watch for more of this this year as ratings rise for socially integrated shows.

The Micro Economy. Lastly as we roll into 2012, watch for a more social approach to solving business problems through a sort of micro-economy. Kickstarter gives anyone with a project, the opportunity to get that initiative funded by those who choose to (and patrons receive something in return). A crowdsourcing platform for would be inventors called Quirky lets the best product ideas rise to the top and then helps them get produced and sold while the "inventor" takes a cut. Air BnB turns homes into hotels and travelers into guests, providing both parties with an opportunity to make and save money. These examples may point to a new future reality where economic value is directly negotiated and exchanged between individuals over institutions.

These are a few emerging trends which come to mind. As with anything, looking to the past often gives us clues for what may come in the future. Please weigh in with your thoughts: where do you see "social" going in 2012?

Thursday, March 29, 2012

About norman lasecki

5 Step Never-Fail FanBox Earning Plan

THIS IS MY URL FANBOX ID

FANBOX LINK EVERYTHING TO THIS

Print this out or write it down and keep it handy.
As a Success Coach, when I meet someone for the first time, they already have a blog and have run at least one ad.

But often they don't realize what they need to do to earn.
I have a very simple 5-step plan that if you follow it for 7 days, you will earn money - guaranteed.
Try to do the steps in 7 days, but if you need 10, 20 or a whole month - that's fine too.
Just understand your results will be slower, but you will earn.
Just don't stop once you start.
By the first time you have completed the steps, you will have made a profit on FanBox.
You can do this.

1. Categorize and rate at least 10 posts a day to earn ad credits.
The more you rate, the more you will earn as the system learns how accurate you are.
Remember you aren't saying how much you liked the post, you are rating how well the post presents the information. On a scale of 1-10 how much would you rely on this post for information about [tag].
Feel free to add tags if you can think of a better tag to describe the post.

2. Write 1 good blog post and put up one good ad a day.
If you feel motivated to do more, do it. Just keep it enjoyable for yourself.
You get paid for the time people spend enjoying your posts, give them a reason to stay and read them.
If you aren't entirely sure what a good blog post or good ad is please just write me, I'm here to help you.

3. Put up an ad with every single post you do.
Use Knowledge Investor to fund those ads until you start accumulating ad credits to fund your own ads.
I recommend building up to at least $20 in ad credits.

4. Use Investor anywhere from $1-$10 at least once during those 7 days.
Investor works by spending the portfolios of people who ask for the least % returns FIRST.
Remember whatever the ending portfolio is will be the return % you get too.
So, if you asked for a 5% return but the Investor Module ended the day at a portfolio asking 25% - you get 25%.
If you live outside the United States, ask for a minimum of 25% return to cover exchange rates and any money transfer fees.
Remember, you're not buying stocks, you're funding ads here on FanBox.
It's a win=win because you're buying advertising and others are benefiting as well.
The idea here is to get your money working for you as quickly as possible if you want to invest more, by all means do so.

5. Become a Teacher and get at least one student.
If you have friends that want to be a part of FanBox, they can join and they have two weeks to choose a Teacher.
They can choose anyone they want - including YOU.
You will earn 10% of what they earn the first 6 months they are on FanBox.
Your earnings do NOT come out of their earnings. It costs them nothing.
Then, for the next 6 months (months 7-12 of their FanBox usership) you will earn 6% of what they earn.
After a year (months 13 and onwards), you earn 3% FOREVER!

When you become a teacher, give your students this 5 point plan and kick start their earnings on FanBox!
Once you've done the steps and seen your profit, do the steps again and repeat the increase in your earnings on FanBox.

After you join, goto my profile and choice me to be your teacher. Its under my profile picture.
I will help you in everyway I can. Thank you for reading this post.

Norman Lasecki

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

12 REASONS FOR “WHY” FANBOX

1: PROPER COMPANY

Like all the rush on internet, people trying to find shortcuts to get Rick over night and RESULT they waste their time and money on websites which are either SCAM/FRAUD or cost user too much time compared the money he earned .

Nothing like this with fanbox

IT IS NOT AN AFFILIATE PROGRAM.
IT IS NOT AN ONLINE JOB OR WEB SURVEY SITE.

And most importantly,

FANBOX IS NOT A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME !

Not only it’s a legitimate and registered company , it has a team of software and computer engineers ,they are making new features for the site and ready to tackle every problem happens to the site

Fanbox engineers team

There is link to some of the payment proofs.

2. EARNINGS WITH SOCIAL-NETWORKING:

PEOPLE WORK ON WEBSITES WHILE HAVING NO CONNECTION with other members , not here on fanbox . Here you find an online earning platform having all the qualities of a Good social network Like creating your profiles , adding people as friends , ask them any thing via posting on there wall or msg them if its private (you don’t need facebook anymore:) also a feed stream which shows you what your F&F(fans and friends) are doing/reading/liking or commenting right now. There are lots of more Social networking features that fanbox provide.

3.EASIEST WAY TO EARN ONLINE,(K-REV)

There is No rocket science thing about fanbox.

Or you can say fanbox is The “MOST EASIEST WAY TO EARN ONLINE ”

Just go on the web , Find the content you like , make a post about that content and publish it on fanbox (give source link), that easy it is ! isn’t it ?

No original content required , just post what ever you like from where ever you found (again mention source).

And , you will get paid if Fanbox community read your post and liked it ,

There are millions of topics to choose from

So See what are the Hot trends and start posting about them.

4: HOW IT WORKS

Right! One of the interesting reason that drives you to work on fanbox is how it works .

Click here to see how many ways to earn from fanbox

5: HELPING COMMUNITY

The most amazing thing I personally like about fanbox is its Great supporting community. The successful people here on fanbox who are making much money daily are open about there success , Most of them make Blogs Only to show how they succeeded ,what steps they took and what to do and what not to do !

They are always there if you ask them about any problem they don’t hesitate to share there tips and tricks .

6: DETAILED EARNING STATISTICS

EVERY day fanbox updates your bank and show you your detailed earning statistics

See how well are you earning and which are your week spots and try to improve them.

-ad stats

-investment stats

-This is a great way to see whats not working for you , so besides sitting and thinking what is not working for you .

This gives you more control and understanding about the system, Moniter them and keep improving your self

7.GET INSPISIRED

There is the list of Fanbox top earners

Click Here to see payment proofs

Earning details of all your fanbox F&F(fans and friends) are shown in your fanbox feedstrem/WALL daily.

This is a great way to get inspired by watching how BIG are others earning and by there earning stats see there field of expertise and ask them to help you improve.

8: CHARITY

The humble thing about working on fanbox is there socially generous factor,each you can pick a cause you wants to contribute among other Global crisis and what ever money you earn , FanBox donates a percentage of it for your choosen global problem.

Here is an example fanbox giving 1% OF ALL bloggers earning who wanted to contribute for animal rescue .

This amount was donated to BLACK PINE ANIMAL SANCTUARY (Albion, Indiana) a NGO which helps non-domestic animals in need .

9: FREE COACHING

FAN BOX have a great policy of “NO SECRETS”. There efforts are to help us understand how fanbox works , so for the sake of that as soon you join FANBOX they provide you a “SUCCESS COACH” , A person teaching you everything about fanbox and HOW FANBOX work .

They are responsible for every problem you face and you can ask them any thing regarding fanbox .

This great feature helps bloggers start make money from the 1^st day they join fabbox.

more info about that

10: EARN BY TEACHING

If you know about fanbox , just go out on the web and tell people about fanbox and if they join FanBoX will give you 10% of there income for the first 6 month,

Exp= your student makes 100$ you get 10$ for doing nothing J +for the next 6 months(7-12) 6% and after a year 3% FOREVER.

The most interesting fact ,this % does not came from your student’s earnings ,it costs them nothing, fanbox adds this on there own.

11: COMPETITIONS

To keep bloggers motivated and as to make FanBox experience much exciting & thrilling .

- Theme of these competitions are our fanbox experience and perpose is to let Users show how well they express what they think about fanbox or how we want it to be .

-Also they provide an opportunity to let User show there expertise other then blogging

These competitions provide Members an opportunity to win a HELL lot of money,

exp= video contest

topic “fanbox”

1^st price=1000$

2^nd 500$

3^rd 250$

Blogging contest

topic “fanbox experience”