Here’s a video showing how easy it is to add a ReTweet button to your web pages.
Don’t complicate this, just watch the video and then copy the code below.
Video
Watch the video for a rough guide.
The Code
OK, it really is this easy. Copy the code below and paste into any web page on your site. In most cases somewhere near the top so it sits nicely to the right.
<div style=”padding: 0px 0px 0px 5px; float: right;”><script src=”http://tweetmeme.com/i/scripts/button.js” type=”text/javascript”></script></div>
For more option to edit the tweet me button go to Tweetmeme Help
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Great simple video David. Thank you for sharing this.
Yeah nice and easy. I’ve spent all morning adding it to my sites
Thanks
Jay
Thanks for the feedback!
I’ve tried to add code U adviced on my blog on the blogspot.com and it didn’t work, then I followed onto the tweetmeme help page, and copied code from there – and it worked, also it works the other way u showed. When I konw press the “tweet” button on my blog, it doesn’t go onto the twitter.com with the message typed allready and waiting for your “update” action. It does retweets automatically.
Thx for involving into this anyway!
Hi Nikita,
I will add a follow up video to this. There’s a few different options for using the tweetmeme button as you probably saw in the help section at the site.
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I searched many websites and here i found what i was looking for, thanks for valuable article
Thank for stopping by
I see you are experinced webmaster, what is the best method to monetize my first blog ?
Hi,
Great question!! It deserves a long answer so I’ll start writing a tutorial on the two easiest methods.
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