Taken last week, this screenshot shows some of the early revisions to the ‘SendPress’ module… although it’s already changed significantly. Supplementing the existing feature that sends new website articles to social media, we’re updating the module to include a ‘Revive’ panel that’ll periodically post older articles to selected social accounts (at various intervals), and we’re creating a new method of
Note to clients. We’re updating the entire module that sends new website posts to social media, and we’re adding a new facility to routinely post older articles to social (the image shows just Facebook and LinkedIn, but we’ll add other social networks – such as Twitter, Google My Business, and Instagram – later today). If you have any ideas, or
I’ve had a few friends mention that I’ve posted a lot to LinkedIn lately. Truth is, I’ve posted to Instagram – not Linkedin. Our proprietary digital platform provides three primary methods to post to social media. You may post via Yabber, a dedicated Outlook ‘Social Media’ calendar (the only example of such that you’ll find anywhere), or via our Instagram-based
Our digital systems provide a large number of tools for sharing content to social media, including a unique solution that enables publishing to social from a dedicated Outlook Calendar (there are still those that suggest you plan on Outlook and then double-handle data by actually scheduling your data via another tool like some sort of caveman). If you’re using our
Note to clients. We’re in the process of updating all social connectivity and associated systems. The first phase of changes includes updates to Facebook and Instagram. Instagram permissions are now assigned to Yabber when you connect to Facebook. This change enables more control over how Yabber manages FB/IG campaign data. However, in order to connect Instagram, you are required to
Note to clients. We’ve updated the method for creating website footer social links. Links are now created when defining industry association, AFCA, and other logos in Yabber. Once updated, changes take effect on your website immediately. A driver for the change was a request to include a ‘Rate My Agent’ icon, so a build was necessary to support various social
Note to clients: We’ve updated the relatively new Video Slider to include custom playlists created in Yabber (the same system is used to create ‘Related Posts’ panels). The facility to include YT Playlists into the slider is forthcoming.
We’ve just pushed the ‘BM YouTube’ Elementor Block into the Yabber plugin. The block makes adding single videos, YouTube playlists (including all uploads), custom playlists, and Yabber playlists, a point-and-click experience. The ‘Yabber Playlists’ are those lists created for the accordion-style ‘Related Videos’, meaning you can define custom playlists in Yabber. The system populates all video, playlists, channels, and other
Shad of the Day, 28th January 2023. We expect more from Joust. As a company that sponsors traditional media for airtime, and thus attracting attention, one would think they would invest more effort into satisfying their most basic compliance obligations. When you create an advert with rates, you’re compelled to provide qualification and disclaimers as part of the advert. Accessing
Note to clients. We’ve created a new drag-and-drop Elementor YouTube widget. It’ll be made available tomorrow. Unlike similar tools, the widget is conditional, meaning that you’re only ever shown applicable fields, and because your website is linked to Yabber, you’ll select videos, playlists, custom playlists, and other data directly, without ever entering a URL or ID. It’s very cool. All
We’ve created a large number of websites content sliders recently that replace various legacy tools. The slider introduced in this article show selected post type content as sliding panels. The feature may be used anywhere with a drag and drop Elementor widget or shortcode, with the expectation that it will be used on the front page of your website. The
Note to clients: A new posts slider will
