

Using your blog, Pinterest and Facebook together can amplify your social media signal tenfold.
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The CSS code: div#socialSharing a span.Would you like to drive more traffic to your blog from Facebook or Pinterest?Īre you optimizing your blog posts for social shares? You can find below a complete script similar to what we use on our own websites.įor the icons to work you must include in the head of your HTML page this style. WhatsAppįor WhatsApp sharing, you can use whatsapp://send?&text=, writing the title ( ) or text of your choice and the full address of the page ( ).įor the graphic design, we generally choose to use vectorial icons provided from Font Awesome. LinkedIn sharing gives you better customization: &title=&source= here you pass the full address of the page ( ), a title ( ), and the site name ( ). Google+įor Google+ sharing you can use where you only need to give the full address of the page. Besides providing the address of the page you would like to share, you can also give a description ( ). Pinterest sharing allows you to create a Pin using this link: &description=. Twitter sharing gives us more values: $&url=&hashtags=, where we can pass a title ( ), the full address of the page ( ) and add more hashtags ( ) divided by a comma.

Facebookįor Facebook sharing, you need to use this link: where, instead of you write the full URL of the page. This guide requires some knowledge of HTML and CSS.įor each social media network it is sufficient to generate a specific link, to which you then pass specific values that you want to publish. Do you need to share your post on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Linkedin, Pinterest or WhatsApp, but you don’t want to use the long and complicated API functions provided by the social media companies? Today’s guide will explain how to do so without using specific APIs.
