As bloggers we’re always looking for ways to make our content more friendly, encourage conversation and encouraging distribution of the content to amplify our voice. I recall seeing the Print Friendly plugin for the first time over at Waxing Unlyrical. I thought it was interesting but didn’t connect the dots until yesterday that is.
Why some of your readers will love this plugin
Think for a moment about your less tech savvy readers, the ones who may not even have a Twitter account or won’t bother to click the LinkedIn share because they rarely log in. Or think about the friends and connections of your tech savvy readers that won’t want content delivered anywhere but the old tried and true – Email. This is where the true power of Print Friendly lies. In this video I demonstrate how the plugin works and describe in more detail why I think it is great for the web 1.0/Email crowd.
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The Web 1.0 crowd are Facebookers? I loved that line! And thanks for the link love, Joe. I’m glad I was actually able to introduce YOU to something new for a change!
@Shonali yes, the Facebook and Email only crowd is definitely 1.0. It took them a while to get on Facebook but they will love the Print Friendly & PDF plugin for sure. I’ve gotten lots of great tips from your blog, you are very humble. 🙂
@hackmanj Well, now the pressure is on to come up with more tips. Hmm… something about bacon, maybe? Ha!
@Shonali EVERYTHING is better with bacon 🙂
@redtype thanks for sharing my print friendly post!
@hackmanj You available for a chat?
Just chatted with @steveology we’re cooking up a panel discussion for the coming months with @lisagerber should be fun!
@hackmanj Beautiful Rachael Ray in her new kitchen http://t.co/k9tw6ecI