
If you are a Twitter user, you are going to want to add a ReTweet button to your WordPress blog. The purpose of the ReTweet button is very simple, to encourage your readers to retweet their content on Twitter.
Recently, I discovered a ReTweet button that is a small counter that displays a live count of the number of times that your site or blog has been tweeted. Currently, the retweet button is available in a number of formats, including WordPress.
The retweet plugin is very straight forward, upload to /wp-content/plugins/ directory, activate the plugin and configure the button.
You can get the code for the ReTweet button plugin at Tweetmeme, which is a service that follows the hottest stories on Twitter. At this moment, it is available in a full and compact sized version.
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If you need help, try this help page at, Tweetmeme Help page.
I have tested the Tweetmeme service for a couple of weeks, works pretty good overall. However, there was some down time that can be a nuisance.
Hope this blog post was helpful to you, "Do you have a ReTweet Button?"
Spunky Jones.
The ReTweet button, displays a live count of the number of times that your site or blog has been tweeted. Currently, the plugin is available in a number of formats, including WordPress.
The plugin is straight forward, upload to /wp-content/plugins/ directory, activate the plugin and configure the button.
You can get the code for the ReTweet button at Tweetmeme, which is a service that follows the hottest stories on Twitter. At this moment, it is only available in a full sized version, the same as what I am displaying on my Blog.
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