The Word Of Mouth Tool
Word-Of-Mouth-Advertising.com presents the Word Of Mouth Tool, a free web page widget which makes it easy for your readers to give your site incoming links and social buzz.
You want your readers to tell everybody about your site, right?
Are you helping your readers do what you want them to do?
You can make it easy for your readers to talk about your site by installing our free Word Of Mouth Tool.
How It Works
The Word Of Mouth Tool automatically gets the title and URL of any page where it is installed.
It places this information in to easy to grab code your readers can use to link to your page on websites, newsletters, forums, emails, Twitter and social bookmarking sites.
Showing the Word Of Mouth Tool at the end of your articles provides a gentle reminder to readers that you'll appreciate it if they'd like to reward you for providing them with helpful web content.
How It Looks
To see the default Word Of Mouth Tool, click the next link.
This default Word Of Mouth Tool is just a starting point. You can customize the appearance of The Word Of Mouth Tool with your own text, colors and images.
Add your personality, and make it your own!
How It Helps
The Word Of Mouth Tool makes it convenient for your readers to create links to your site. As the number of incoming links to your site grows, so will your traffic. The larger your audience, the more income your site will generate.
Your readers are your most important asset, and the free word of mouth advertising they can provide is worth encouraging.
How To Get It
The Word Of Mouth Tool is totally free.
Just copy the code below, and paste it in to any of the pages on your site.
Ideally, you want to place this code in your site template, so that the Word Of Mouth Tool will automatically appear at the end of each of your articles.
| 1) | Click
Code | 2) | Copy
Code | 3) | Paste To
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Customize Your Word Of Mouth Tool!
Crazy Bird says, "Wait, don't settle for our boring plain jane default tool!"
Make your Word Of Mouth Tool really yours.
You can customize the appearance of your Word Of Mouth Tool to match the look of your site. Add your own text, colors, and images.
For maximum buzz power, be creative, and add your own personality!
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