Posts Tagged ‘Wibiya’

Popular social web toolbar Wibiya has just launched a new web developer platform, allowing developers to submit and integrate their own 3rd party applications through an open API, and to take advantage of a Wibiya’s distribution channel to share their apps with hundreds of thousands of Web publishers, bloggers and more across the web.

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Israel-based startup Wibiya has made waves with their social web toolbar, experiencing tremendous growth since their June 2009 launch and positioning themselves as the most popular web toolbar on the Internet. The Wibiya toolbar allows site owners to instantly integrate their entire web presence, including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other outside functionality, into their website. [...]

Website owners already know that their sidebar, the right-side of the screen if you’re looking at it, can easily become a dumping ground for all of the links that don’t fit within the body. The Wibiya toolbar, a solution that adds heavy-weight social media functionality with a snippet of simple embed code, helps you maximize [...]

Can you build a community around a Facebook Public Profile, and will that help in your own blogging endeavors? Wibiya has created a service that is banking on the ability to do so, which has become an easier task given the continued updates to Fcebook’s platform, namely Facebook Connect.

Leveraging an existing fan base/community from Facebook in order to drive traffic and build up your own blog is a concept we support here at Social Times and AllFacebook, as it goes along with the marketing ideas put forth in some of our articles. But recent updates to Wibiya mean that the process of utilizing Facebook for your own purposes could be made that much easier.
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