Christopher Mills

When you click to Posts > All Posts in your Dashboard you’re shown all your posts. What you aren’t shown is how well these posts are doing on social media websites. WordPress Social adds a new column to your All Posts dashboard and clearly indicates which posts are being shared on social media websites.
With WordPress Social, you can quickly and easily see which of your posts are getting the most traction from social media websites. Through this information you can further optimise your posts for social media and ultimately get even more social shares.
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Publish Better Content
 Get more traffic to your website by writing more engaging content. 
 Find out which posts your audience appreciate the most. 
 Gain for authority (SEO) for your website.
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WordPress Social allows you to export all your posts in .csv format, ordered by performance. Do you want a list of your top performing posts? No a problem. Do you want a list of all your posts that haven’t performed on social media sites? No a problem.
WordPress Social is jam packed with features.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Set up your preferred crawl rate.</li>
<li>Set up the crawl frequency.</li>
<li>Control how you want posts scored.</li>
<li>Export your posts ordered by social performance.</li>
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WordPress Social

We've had an incredible amount of fun building this plugin and cannot wait to roll out some of the features we have on our feature list.

Thank you to everyone who downloads and uses it - your support is awesome!

Just the start!

A simple plugin that shows you the performance of your posts on social media websites.

Jon Bishop

Socialize makes it easy to add relevant social sharing buttons to your posts and pages without clutter or complexity.
You can add sharing buttons in two locations: 
1. Above your post content, left, right, or center aligned (or floating on the left or right) 
2. In a call-to-action (CTA) box below your content
Unlike many other plugins, Socialize provides a panel within the post editor for selecting which buttons appear per post. This helps you display only the most relevant sharing options to encourage engagement.
You can also display a customizable CTA box below the content. Use this space to ask readers to comment, share or take another action. You control the message and which buttons appear here, on a per-post basis.
All visual elements, including button layout, floating behavior, and CTA styles, can be modified in the plugin settings. Developers will also find useful actions and filters for extending functionality.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Includes 6 core buttons: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, Pinterest, Pocket</li>
<li>Includes lightweight SVG-style alternatives for each service</li>
<li>Display sharing buttons above or below content</li>
<li>Supports floating button bar (left or right)</li>
<li>Buttons can be aligned left, right, or center above the content (non-floating)</li>
<li>Call-to-action section with editable text and layout</li>
<li>Custom post type support</li>
<li>Developer-friendly with actions and filters</li>
<li>Minimal footprint and modernized layout</li>
</ul>
<h4>Useful Links</h4>
For more information and additional resources, you can visit the following pages: 
* <a href="https://jonbishop.com/downloads/wordpress-plugins/socialize/" rel="nofollow ugc">Main Plugin Page</a> 
* <a href="https://jonbishop.com/downloads/wordpress-plugins/socialize/socialize-api/" rel="nofollow ugc">API Page</a>
Note: For proper social metadata (e.g., titles, images), I recommend using a dedicated OpenGraph plugin.

Socialize

Easily add social sharing buttons to posts: float beside content or place in a call-to-action box below.

WordPress Social vs Socialize