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		<title>Learning How To Integrate Facebook On Your Blog Can Be Easy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Blogging is one of the ways you can increase your exposure on the Internet. For one, many corporations have set up accounts with popular blog sites such as Blogger or Wordpress in order to increase traffic to their site. Blogs gives you an opportunity to market your product online or to simply enhance your online [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-246" title="blog-in-facebook" src="http://www.weboptimizationseo.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/blog-in-facebook-300x205.GIF" alt="blog-in-facebook" width="300" height="205" />Blogging </strong>is one of the ways you can increase your exposure on the Internet. For one, many corporations have set up accounts with popular blog sites such as <strong>Blogger </strong>or <strong>Wordpress </strong>in order to increase traffic to their site. Blogs gives you an opportunity to market your product online or to simply enhance your online integrity.</p>
<p><strong>Facebook </strong>is obviously one of the most popular social networking sites on the World Wide Web nowadays. Every netizen is likely to have a <strong>Facebook </strong>account. If you are into blogging, it is now possible for you to merge a <strong>Facebook</strong> account into your blog. This guide will teach you the steps on how you can make your blogging more productive and meaningful by integrating <strong>Facebook</strong>.</p>
<h2>CMS or XHTML Websites</h2>
<p>For most people,  <strong>Wordpress </strong>has been the most common platform for creating their blogs. However, other people also use custom <strong>CMS </strong>or <strong>XHTML </strong>websites such as <strong>Ruby </strong>or <strong>Django</strong>. Recently, <strong>Facebook Connect Wizard</strong> and Facebook Connect Playground was launched making it much easier to integrate the application into your blog. The beauty of this feature is that you can add sample codes and widgets for making comments, <strong>Facebook Connect</strong> buttons, to name just a few.</p>
<h2>Wordpress</h2>
<p>One of the most popular blogging platforms is <strong>Wordpress</strong>. With its vibrant features, it would be easy to think that <strong>Facebook </strong>integration will be easy as A-B-C. Although, there are plug-ins available, it would be still difficult to set everything up. Fortunately, there are excellent resources and tools in place for integrating your <strong>Wordpress blog</strong> into <strong>Facebook</strong>.</p>
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<li>WP-FBConnect. Introduced by <strong>Facebook </strong>engineer Adam Hupp, this plugin has not been upgraded much compared with the other options but it does provide a way to integrate <strong>Facebook Connect </strong>with <strong>WordPress</strong>. Here, users simply use their <strong>Facebook login</strong> to leave comments and have their avatar appear on your website. For more information on how to connect this <strong>plugin</strong>, you can check out this link: http://www.adambreckler.com/setting-up-facebook-connect-for-wordpress</li>
<li><strong>Sociable Facebook Connect</strong>. Another tool you can consider integrating into your blog is the Facebook Connect plugin of Sociable.es. This is frequently updated and provides other features such as adding a box displaying recent visitors, commenters, and friends. The drawback of this option is that it will always create a new user on your blog which is not always the ideal scenario.</li>
<li><strong>WPBook</strong>. This <strong>plugin </strong>is unlike any other because it allows you to cross-post all the contents of your blog into <strong>Facebook</strong>. Another feature of this plug-in is that it has the ability to make comments on one entry visible on the other. This is ideal if you do not want to share your content to other people but want to avoid tracking down separate conversations.</li>
<li>Add A <strong>Blog Feed.</strong> If you are not after the comments but simply want the content of your blogs to be visible on Facebook, Six Apart provides a helpful guide on how to add your external blog feed. Although this is intended for users of <strong>TypePad</strong>, it is an excellent tool if you have a blog that has<strong> RSS feed</strong>.</li>
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<h2>TypePad/Movable Type</h2>
<p>Six Apart has a couple of blogging platforms that can be considered for integrating <strong>Facebook </strong>into your blog namely <strong>MovableType </strong>and <strong>TypePad</strong>. In December 2008, the company introduced <strong>Facebook Connect Commenters plugin</strong> for the former while for the former, they added <strong>Facebook </strong>compatibility in its latest release, the <strong>TypePad</strong> Motion, which allows posting your blog from <strong>Facebook</strong>, show the updates and allow user comments with the user&#8217;s <strong>Facebook </strong>or <strong>Twitter </strong>account.</p>
<h2>Drupal and Joomla for Facebook</h2>
<p><strong>Drupal </strong>and <strong>Joomla </strong>are among the top open source content management system platforms that provides robust features ideal for larger sites and communities. They offer powerful tools that allows you to integrate <strong>Facebook </strong>into your blog.</p>
<h2>Comment Systems</h2>
<p>If your principal aim is to have the users leave their comments, you can check out third-party commenting systems that can be integrated into various sites and platforms.</p>
<p>Given all these tools and resources, it is now possible for you to integrate the highly-popular <strong>Facebook </strong>into your blogging website.</p>
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