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Se si utilizza la versione Pro del plugin Custom Facebook Feed WordPress, è possibile utilizzare la nostra estensione estensione Carousel per creare caroselli scorrevoli con i contenuti di Facebook.
Se si utilizza il plugin gratuito di WordPress o la versione standalone di PHP, è possibile realizzare una presentazione di base procedendo come segue:
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1) Aggiungete una classe allo shortcode del feed che volete convertire in una presentazione:
2) Impostate il numero di post da visualizzare come il numero di post che volete includere nella presentazione (ad esempio 10). È possibile farlo utilizzando l'opzione shortcode 'num':
Ever bought something because a friend recommended it? That's social proof!
What Is Social Proof? The Complete Guide for Website Owners
smashballoon.com 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy New Year from Smash Balloon! 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Open your own website on your phone right now and pretend you've never heard of your business. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
You can put chat on your site without being glued to your phone all day. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Got a bad Google review? Before you do anything, take a breath. There's actually a smart way to handle this.
How to Handle Negative Google Reviews: 7 Steps That Actually Work
smashballoon.com 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Right now the customer looking at your site already has a messaging app open in the background, and you're asking them to stop and use a totally different way to reach you. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
So many small business sites look closed when the business behind them is thriving. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Screenshots of your best reviews are better than nothing, but they have a quiet problem. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A lot of your customers would genuinely rather lose the sale than call you. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Watching a small business lose an Instagram account they spent years on never gets less painful, especially when they did nothing wrong. 2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Social proof is the idea that people look to others when making decisions.
Reviews, testimonials, star ratings, user photos, follower counts—all of it signals to a new visitor that your business is the real deal and that other people trust you.
Here's why this matters so much right now: people are more skeptical than ever.
Ads don't build trust the way they used to. But seeing that 500 real customers loved your product? That cuts right through the noise.
The best part? You probably already have social proof sitting around that you're not using.
Check out our full guide for more details, including how to leverage your social proof:
You've got five seconds and a bit of doubt, just like a real visitor.
Do your eyes find proof that other people chose this place, or do they hunt and come up empty.
That little flinch you feel is exactly what a stranger feels, you've just never been on that side of it before.
Whatever's missing in those five seconds is what's quietly costing you the people who were almost ready.
#smallbusiness #websitetips #smallbusinessowner #conversiontips #smashballoon #webdesign #socialproof #marketingtips
Most of what people ask is the same small handful of questions, so you don't need to sit there for any of it.
With WPChat you load those in as FAQs with the answers already written, and a chat funnel gives people preset buttons that point them to what they need without you typing a word.
When someone actually wants to talk, it opens in the app they already use, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, or Telegram, so it lands as a normal message you reply to whenever you pick up your phone.
#smallbusiness #customerservice #whatsapp #wpchat #smallbusinessowner #websitetips #leadgeneration #wordpress
Not every negative review deserves the same response. Some need a calm, professional reply.
Some might actually qualify to be removed if they violate Google's policies.
And some are just tough feedback that, handled the right way, can make your business look even better.
Here's the basic game plan:
1) First, read the review carefully and figure out if it's legitimate or if it breaks Google's guidelines.
2) If it violates policies like spam, fake reviews, or inappropriate content, you can flag it for removal.
3) If it's a real complaint, respond publicly, keep it short, stay professional, and invite them to resolve it offline.
4) Never respond in anger, and never just ignore it.
The goal isn't to have a perfect 5-star rating. It's to show anyone reading your reviews that you run a business that actually cares.
Some people live in WhatsApp, others only ever open Messenger or Instagram DMs, and when your only option is a form, everyone else quietly drops off.
The app that actually wins you the sale isn't the one you prefer, it's the one already open on their phone.
So let the visitor pick, one chat button and they reach you wherever they already are.
#smallbusiness #whatsapp #messenger #customerservice #wpchat #smallbusinessowner #websitetips #marketingtips
We decide a place is open the same way we judge a restaurant, recent photos, a post from this week, people in the comments.
A page with nothing recent on it reads as gone, even when you're busier than ever.
The fix isn't more for you to manage, it's a feed that pulls your latest activity onto the site on its own, so the page keeps a pulse even on the weeks you're heads down working.
#smallbusiness #websitetips #smallbusinessowner #socialmediamarketing #smashballoon #localbusiness #instagramfeed #marketingtips
They're frozen the day you saved them, and a sharp visitor can feel that, no recent dates, no sense anyone still chooses you this month.
A live reviews feed pulls the real thing straight from the source and refreshes on its own, recent dates and all.
Same reviews, completely different signal. One looks curated, the other just looks true.
#smallbusiness #customerreviews #socialproof #websitetips #smallbusinessowner #reviews #smashballoon #marketingtips
Calling means picking a time, rehearsing the question, and risking an awkward back and forth, so people put it off, and putting it off usually means they sort it somewhere easier.
Texting is the low pressure way in, they can fire off the question between things and check back when you reply.
So give them that option right on your site, a chat button that drops them into a message thread instead of a phone call.
#SmallBusiness #customerservice #WhatsApp #smallbusinessowner #wpchat #websitetips #LeadGeneration #marketingtips
One automated flag and the followers you thought were yours are gone behind a support email nobody answers.
The fix isn't to stop posting, it's to pull your feed onto a page you actually own so it keeps showing even on the day an account goes down.
Set it up and your site holds the audience your social only borrows.
#smallbusiness #instagramtips #smallbusinessowner #socialmediamarketing #ownyouraudience #websitetips #smashballoon #instagramfeed
3) Aggiungere il seguente JavaScript al sito. Questa operazione può essere eseguita manualmente utilizzando un plugin JavaScript personalizzato. Per ulteriori informazioni, consultare la nostra documentazione qui. Si noti che se si modifica l'opzione di classe nello shortcode di cui sopra in modo che sia diversa da "slideshow", assicurarsi di modificarla nella prima riga dello snippet sottostante:
var shortcodeClass = 'slideshow',
cffSpeed = 5000,
$cff = $('#cff.'+ shortcodeClass);
$cffItem = $cff.find('.cff-item'),
cffNum = $cffItem.length,
cffCur = 0;
$cffItem.hide();
setTimeout(function(){ $cff.find('.cff-item').eq(0).show(); }, 200);
setInterval(function(){
$cff.find('.cff-item').eq(cffCur).fadeOut( "fast", function() {
if( cffCur == cffNum-1 ) cffCur = -1;
cffCur++;
$cff.find('.cff-item').eq(cffCur).fadeIn();
});
}, cffSpeed);4) È possibile modificare la velocità della transizione modificando il valore cffSpeed = 5000 nella parte superiore dello snippet. 5000 equivale a 5 secondi (5000ms).
Ever bought something because a friend recommended it? That's social proof!
Social proof is the idea that people look to others when making decisions.
Reviews, testimonials, star ratings, user photos, follower counts—all of it signals to a new visitor that your business is the real deal and that other people trust you.
Here's why this matters so much right now: people are more skeptical than ever.
Ads don't build trust the way they used to. But seeing that 500 real customers loved your product? That cuts right through the noise.
The best part? You probably already have social proof sitting around that you're not using.
Check out our full guide for more details, including how to leverage your social proof:
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What Is Social Proof? The Complete Guide for Website Owners
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What is social proof? Learn the psychology behind why it works, the types that convert best, and how to display the reviews and photos you already have.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Open your own website on your phone right now and pretend you've never heard of your business.
You've got five seconds and a bit of doubt, just like a real visitor.
Do your eyes find proof that other people chose this place, or do they hunt and come up empty.
That little flinch you feel is exactly what a stranger feels, you've just never been on that side of it before.
Whatever's missing in those five seconds is what's quietly costing you the people who were almost ready.
#smallbusiness #websitetips #smallbusinessowner #conversiontips #smashballoon #webdesign #socialproof #marketingtips ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
You can put chat on your site without being glued to your phone all day.
Most of what people ask is the same small handful of questions, so you don't need to sit there for any of it.
With WPChat you load those in as FAQs with the answers already written, and a chat funnel gives people preset buttons that point them to what they need without you typing a word.
When someone actually wants to talk, it opens in the app they already use, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, or Telegram, so it lands as a normal message you reply to whenever you pick up your phone.
#smallbusiness #customerservice #whatsapp #wpchat #smallbusinessowner #websitetips #leadgeneration #wordpress ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Got a bad Google review? Before you do anything, take a breath. There's actually a smart way to handle this.
Not every negative review deserves the same response. Some need a calm, professional reply.
Some might actually qualify to be removed if they violate Google's policies.
And some are just tough feedback that, handled the right way, can make your business look even better.
Here's the basic game plan:
1) First, read the review carefully and figure out if it's legitimate or if it breaks Google's guidelines.
2) If it violates policies like spam, fake reviews, or inappropriate content, you can flag it for removal.
3) If it's a real complaint, respond publicly, keep it short, stay professional, and invite them to resolve it offline.
4) Never respond in anger, and never just ignore it.
The goal isn't to have a perfect 5-star rating. It's to show anyone reading your reviews that you run a business that actually cares.
... See MoreSee Less
How to Handle Negative Google Reviews: 7 Steps That Actually Work
smashballoon.com
Want to learn how to handle negative Google reviews? After looking into Google's policies, studies, and talking to business owners, I've created this guide.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Right now the customer looking at your site already has a messaging app open in the background, and you're asking them to stop and use a totally different way to reach you.
Some people live in WhatsApp, others only ever open Messenger or Instagram DMs, and when your only option is a form, everyone else quietly drops off.
The app that actually wins you the sale isn't the one you prefer, it's the one already open on their phone.
So let the visitor pick, one chat button and they reach you wherever they already are.
#smallbusiness #whatsapp #messenger #customerservice #wpchat #smallbusinessowner #websitetips #marketingtips ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
So many small business sites look closed when the business behind them is thriving.
We decide a place is open the same way we judge a restaurant, recent photos, a post from this week, people in the comments.
A page with nothing recent on it reads as gone, even when you're busier than ever.
The fix isn't more for you to manage, it's a feed that pulls your latest activity onto the site on its own, so the page keeps a pulse even on the weeks you're heads down working.
#smallbusiness #websitetips #smallbusinessowner #socialmediamarketing #smashballoon #localbusiness #instagramfeed #marketingtips ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Screenshots of your best reviews are better than nothing, but they have a quiet problem.
They're frozen the day you saved them, and a sharp visitor can feel that, no recent dates, no sense anyone still chooses you this month.
A live reviews feed pulls the real thing straight from the source and refreshes on its own, recent dates and all.
Same reviews, completely different signal. One looks curated, the other just looks true.
#smallbusiness #customerreviews #socialproof #websitetips #smallbusinessowner #reviews #smashballoon #marketingtips ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A lot of your customers would genuinely rather lose the sale than call you.
Calling means picking a time, rehearsing the question, and risking an awkward back and forth, so people put it off, and putting it off usually means they sort it somewhere easier.
Texting is the low pressure way in, they can fire off the question between things and check back when you reply.
So give them that option right on your site, a chat button that drops them into a message thread instead of a phone call.
#SmallBusiness #customerservice #WhatsApp #smallbusinessowner #wpchat #websitetips #LeadGeneration #marketingtips ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Watching a small business lose an Instagram account they spent years on never gets less painful, especially when they did nothing wrong.
One automated flag and the followers you thought were yours are gone behind a support email nobody answers.
The fix isn't to stop posting, it's to pull your feed onto a page you actually own so it keeps showing even on the day an account goes down.
Set it up and your site holds the audience your social only borrows.
#smallbusiness #instagramtips #smallbusinessowner #socialmediamarketing #ownyouraudience #websitetips #smashballoon #instagramfeed ... See MoreSee Less
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