Facebook "like" button invades top 10,000 sites

According to a report by the foreign media in 2013, a study published by the website monitoring agency Pingdom said that 24.3% of the sites in Alexa ranked the world's top 10,000 have integrated Facebook's official gadgets on their homepage.

I believe a lot of people will find this information astonishing. Not only that, but if it turns directly to Facebook, the data could be as high as 49.3%. In addition, the integration of Facebook's official "like Button" has accounted for 7.3%.

And in fact? Facebook may have become an integral part of these sites, and in terms of the data, Facebook is far beyond its competitors. It is worth noting that the number of sites that have integrated Facebook elements over the past few years is in a relatively stable range.

At this time, for example, almost a year ago, according to data released by Brightedge, 47% of the world's top 10,000 websites have integrated Facebook's official gadgets.

According to Pingdom Research, only 10% of the top 10,000 sites in the world have integrated Twitter elements. About 4.3% of these sites use the official Twitter "share button" share. While the data is relatively low, it is worth noting that 41.7% of sites have a link to Twitter, a figure similar to Facebook's.

The active use of Google + 's social networking Google + is less pronounced than the previous two. However, Pingdom reported that the integration of Google + is also good, there are more than 13% of the site on the homepage of the integration of Google's "+1 button", and another 12.3% sites to integrate the switch to plus.google.com links. Pingdom says many sites have integrated Google + because they want to improve their search rankings.

In addition, Pingdom also surveyed the LinkedIn, which has a much lower integration rate on the world's top 10,000 web sites, just 0.6%.

Another 0.3% of websites use LinkedIn's official "Share button". Even if the basic links to LinkedIn are counted, the site for integrating LinkedIn is 3.9%.