Slides from my presentation at Washington’s CrushIQ on how to use WordPress to push content to social networks, pull social content in to your site, encourage sharing, engage visitors, and earn fans.
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Making WordPress More Shareable and Likeable
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Summary: WordPress can push your posts out to social networks and pull the conversation back into your site. These are the slides from my CrushIQ talk, plus some of the plugins I covered.
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