This powerful plugin comes with developer’s rights so you can use it over and over for yourself and clients. It makes building Facebook pages a snap. After the new FB Timeline Changes messed with a lot of business pages, people are waking up to their need to return their pages to a semblance of order. This Plugin has one job, and only one- It allows you to place the content of your FB Pages into WordPress so you can manage them using WordPress’s easy interface. All you have to do is: 1) Paste the content you want to show on Your Facebook 2) Type in your site URL in the Facebook settings 3)... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Facebook Misses Privacy Deadline in Ireland. Now What?”. Sonia Paul says, “Following a three-month audit by Ireland’s Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Facebook promised at the end of last year to make a slew of changes to give users more control over their privacy. The social networking company gave itself a series of deadlines for this, the first falling on March 31 of this year”. Facebook Misses Privacy Deadline in Ireland. Now What? Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “How Google+ Can Succeed at Business Without Really Trying”. David Politis says, “Google+ arrived last summer armed and ready to compete with Facebook. Yet despite more than 100 million users, the network has failed to slow Facebook’s growth or diminish its market share. Many have already dismissed Google+ as a failed venture, but it would be premature to write off the network as a social experiment gone awry”. How Google+ Can Succeed at Business Without Really Trying Mashable.com  [...]

Pinterest can send lots of traffic to your commercial website by building a loyal following of people who love what you do and share it with their friends. Pinterest Traffic Blueprint is a comprehensive video course that shows how to turn your Pinterest profile into a consistent and lucrative stream of traffic. With the understanding of Pinterest users you gain with this blueprint, you can skip the “trial and error” approach to Pinterest marketing. You can hit the ground running. Get the whole story here.  [...]

Aurelius is known for his high-quality products. Now he offers one you can call your own, and sell to your clients, or give away to build your list. He knows what it takes to build a business and provides it to you in this PLR package. You get the primary training in e-book format. You get a sales page, an opt-in page and a download page that allows you to make an OTO. The rights he offers you are very flexible, so you can do whatever you like with this information. The price is right, too. Check it out here.  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Facebook Marketers Reveal States Where Users Click on Ads Most [EXCLUSIVE]”. Sam Laird says, “Facebook users in South Dakota, Tennessee and Colorado click through ads on Facebook at record rates. In South Dakota, Facebook users click on ads at a rate of 174% the national average. Meanwhile, residents of Vermont, Alabama and Indiana are the least likely to take the bait”. Facebook Marketers Reveal States Where Users Click on Ads Most [EXCLUSIVE] Mashable.com  [...]

Here’s another creative alternative for building a Fan page using WordPress, and through Saturday, it’s free. Use all the power of WordPress plugins to make you Fan page whatever you want it to be. You can see a video demonstration (it gives clear and simple directions) of this free theme here.  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Worried About Digital Privacy? You’re Not Alone [SURVEY]”. Alex Fitzpatrick says, “Are you concerned about what websites such as Facebook and Google are doing with your online data? Then you’re in the majority. According to a new survey from Consumer Reports, 71% of respondents reported they are “very concerned” about companies that sell their information unbeknownst to users”. Worried About Digital Privacy? You’re Not Alone [SURVEY] Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “What If Your Emails Never Went to Gmail and Twitter Couldn’t See Your Tweets?”. The Atlantic team says, “A new tool under development by Oregon State computer scientists could radically alter the way communications work on the web. Privly is a sort of manifesto-in-code, a working argument for a more private, less permanent Internet. The system we have now gives all the power to the service providers. That seemed to be necessary, but Privly shows that it is not: Users could have a lot more power without giving up social... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Stumble Into StumbleUpon’s San Francisco Office [PICS]”. Emily Price says, “StumbleUpon is all about discovery, and if you happen to stumble upon the company’s San Francisco headquarters, you’ll have plenty to see. The tailored web-crawling platform currently has more than 20 million users performing more than 1.2 billion “Stumbles” per month. All that stumbling means the company needs a big team to keep things running smoothly”. Stumble Into StumbleUpon’s San Francisco Office [PICS] Mashable.com  [...]