Important Upgrades to Shareaholic Apps Updates Comments Off

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As our Founder and CEO, Jay Meattle, said in his blog post yesterday, Shareaholic has grown from humble beginnings as a content sharing browser extension in 2009 and transformed itself into an all-in-one content amplification platform which now reaches over 420 million people each month! This spring, we announced our plan to begin offering… continue reading.

Shareaholic raises $2.3M to connect 420 million people with meaningful content and native ads Native Advertising, Updates No Comments

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From our humble beginnings as a content sharing browser extension in 2009, we have quickly expanded to become the preferred platform for more than 360,000 websites, representing one of the largest and fastest growing networks of content publishers on the web. Shareaholic products now reach over 420 million people across… continue reading.

Generate Revenue With Promoted Content by Shareaholic Updates 1 Comment »

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This week, we are releasing Promoted Content, a new feature that will help you earn revenue from your website by integrating relevant sponsored content from third party advertisers into the Related Content app. These high-quality native ads are mobile responsive and accommodate any site layout. Plus, because of our large network of… continue reading.

Clarification About Shareaholic’s Recent Product Release Updates No Comments

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My name is David Zakur, and I am the VP of Products here at Shareaholic. My job is to build the products and services that help our publishers generate revenue from their content. Over the past few days there have been concerns about some of Shareaholic’s functionality as well as… continue reading.

A Service That Refuses to Let Your Site Crash, at Least from a Reader’s Perspective Blogging Tips 2 Comments »

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More than 1 million downloads later, our WordPress plugin continues to support website owners around the globe. When Facebook experienced a site wide outage this summer, it is estimated the company lost $500,000 in ad revenue over the half hour the social network went offline. For publishers, overall traffic took… continue reading.

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