Koottam is a jQuery plugin for displaying social links — i.e., your Twitter or Facebook page, and so on.
Koottam allows using the API of Twitter and Facebook, but other services require using a custom method.
This plugin is useful as it’s customizable, easy to use, and even includes animations — it’s always nice to have that extra something.
Socialite.js is a library for easily implementing social sharing buttons.
Socialite has no dependencies; loads external resources only when needed; weighs a mere 2kb; and so on.
Moreover, the plugin is super easy to implement, and is extensible with other social platforms.
Socialite might just be the plugin you’ve all been looking for.
shareNice is a project/sharing widget without an intrusive nature.
This sharing widget is different from others in the way that it doesn’t give away any extra information to third party services, and features a transparent sharing interface, ensuring that every user sees what exactly he’s sharing — or not.
shareNice supports sharing with facebook.com, digg.com, by email, delicious.com, twitter.com, and other social portals.
HybridAuth is a PHP library which allows users to authenticate with their social media accounts.
The services supported include Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, et cetera.
HybridAuth also allows you interacting with the social API each of the services provides, for example, by pulling the user’s name automatically as so many services do nowadays.
When you’re doing business without completing much customer research beforehand, a lot of assumptions are made. These can sometimes be way off because you’re not really asking your customers what they think, instead relying on preconceptions that are sometimes wrong. This is where Customer Thermometer comes in.
Customer Thermometer works to make gathering feedback from customers simple, providing a straightforward method of measuring their satisfaction with a particular thing by inviting them to rate it based on a four-tier system.
I believe that Customer Thermometer is a really intriguing method of gathering customer feedback and I found no major flaws with the way it worked and collected the data. In addition to just detailing how to use specific features, the website itself also contained several articles and guides that show how to make the most of the app and ensure it is used to its full potential.
Expand your brand and drastically improve your conversions with a custom-built ToldYa advertising widget that’s tied directly to your existing offers and offers an unbeatable interactive experience complete with text, images, audio, video, browsing, search and more.
The ToldYa Store™ lets you buy and sell products, services and tickets to events among friends on social networks, blogs and web sites. You can create and copy your store directly to your profiles (such as MySpace, Facebook and others) as well as your own blog or website. And you also get a custom store page here at toldya.com to link to.
Your customizable ToldYa store features an integrated secure checkout system that lets you accept major credit cards for any purchase. And you can personalize and promote your store to help you sell your stuff fast. You can even earn money by telling your friends. And best of all, it doesn’t cost you a penny until your item sells!
28 April, 2012
By Lauris Veips
