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Home How To Add Facebook Comments To WordPress

How To Add Facebook Comments To WordPress

Facebook is going for world domination with all the tools and services it releases to the market on a consistent basis. Millions of people are already taking advantage of Facebook to keep up with their friends and colleagues. Businesses, bands, and famous people are using this community to stay connected with their audience. If you are a website owner hoping to take full advantage of Facebook to get more traffic to your website, you may want to consider adding Facebook comments to it. It may have some SEO ramifications for your site, but at the same time, Facebook comments can make your site more interactive.

There are many ways to add Facebook comments to your site. You can always log on to Facebook, create an application ID for your website, and add the above code to your “single.php” file. Don’t forget to change your URL. You can also use Facebook Comments for WordPress to save time adding this functionality to your website.

This is flexible plugin that lets your visitors use their Facebook credentials to leave comments on your website. It supports multiple styles and allows anonymous comments too. Facebook comments can be included on both pages and posts. You also have the option to attach them to WordPress comments or turn WP comments off when you have this enabled.

In order to keep your life easier, you can set up this plugin to get email notifications every time a new comment is posted. The look and feel of Facebook comments can be changed from this plugin’s back-end.

Facebook comments may not be right for everyone. If you have an audience that is active on Facebook, Facebook comments can make your website more engaging.

Mar 14, 2011Cyrus

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