In my recent post about tagging people on Facebook there was a robust discussion that occurred that was largely not related to the post but was actually centered around the Livefyre comment system itself. In this video I explain how and why that occurred and how you can use the system to bring more readers to your blog.
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[…] Livefyre isn’t just commenting – it’s conversation. While there are many successful commenting platforms out there today, none are as social as Livefyre. For a great post, including a video displaying the system in action, make sure to check out Joe Hackman’s post on Livefyre. […]