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4/23/2010 6:05 AM 

Adding Widgets and Social Bookmarks to your Church website is a great way to increase traffic, improve your SEO, and allow people in your community to easily share your website with their friends and followers.  If you are new to all of this, here are six ways to get started:

1. Add a twitter or tweet this option
   
   You'll certainly want to make it easy for visitors to your site to tweet about your site with s simple click.  You can embed the javascript that you will find at a service like http://www.tweetmeme.com/
    
2. Add a Google Buzz button
   
   Google Buzz is a way to "share updates, photos, videos, and more."  You can generate the embed code to drop the Buzz Button on your site here http://www.buzzcounter.net/
    
3. Add a digg.com button
   
   Digg is a powerful too for social networking. It's a simply way to let people say that they love what you are doing and share it with the world.  You can grab a digg button to drop on your site at http://about.digg.com/button
    
4. Add a Facebook button
   
   Have you heard of facebook?  People in your community are on facebook all the time.  You'll want an easy way for them to share what your church is doing with their friends.  Get the code right from the source 0 http://www.facebook.com/facebook-widgets/share.php
    
5. Add a delicious.com button
   
   Another way to let people tell their online community that they like what you are doing.  Get the button here: http://delicious.com/help/savebuttons
    
6. Better Yet - Add all of these and dozens more with the new Social Bookmarks Feature
   
   The newest feature at SnapShot Web will allow you to add dozens of social networking options to your church or ministry website.  It's available with all SnapShot Plans.  Check out the demo video and let us know if you have any questions.

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