Changeset 3185910
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- 11/11/2024 05:15:58 PM (17 months ago)
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r3185908 r3185910 13 13 14 14 Boost traffic and engagement with WeShare buttons for WordPress, including Facebook, X, WeChat, Threads, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Reddit, Tumblr, Zalo, WhatsApp, and many more. Enable sharing to a wide array of social media sites and apps, plus follow icons for top services, to help users share your posts and pages effortlessly. 15 16 == History == 15 17 16 18 In 2008, Nikitas Georgopoulos envisioned a world where sharing content online could be as intuitive and engaging as the content itself. Starting as a weekend side project called E-MAILiT, Nikitas and his small team built a sharing and customization platform unlike any other, one that would allow publishers and users alike to tailor and enrich their online experiences. This simple project soon became a labor of love, evolving slowly but steadily. Back then, with limited resources and a lean team, growth was organic—relying on passion, dedication, and a long-term vision rather than immediate investor funding. Over time, E-MAILiT gained loyal users and made a name for itself, quietly becoming a trusted choice for thousands of websites across 194 countries. Yet, unlike many startups chasing quick expansion through investor backing, Nikitas and his team believed in a path driven by gradual innovation and authenticity. Each decision was purposeful, aimed at delivering value and enhancing the user experience. This careful, deliberate approach allowed E-MAILiT to amass impressive reach: over 6 billion views and 3 billion users, with a domain rating of 68 and 35,000 backlinks—99% of them dofollow. -
e-mailit/trunk/readme.txt
r3185908 r3185910 13 13 14 14 Boost traffic and engagement with WeShare buttons for WordPress, including Facebook, X, WeChat, Threads, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Reddit, Tumblr, Zalo, WhatsApp, and many more. Enable sharing to a wide array of social media sites and apps, plus follow icons for top services, to help users share your posts and pages effortlessly. 15 16 == History == 15 17 16 18 In 2008, Nikitas Georgopoulos envisioned a world where sharing content online could be as intuitive and engaging as the content itself. Starting as a weekend side project called E-MAILiT, Nikitas and his small team built a sharing and customization platform unlike any other, one that would allow publishers and users alike to tailor and enrich their online experiences. This simple project soon became a labor of love, evolving slowly but steadily. Back then, with limited resources and a lean team, growth was organic—relying on passion, dedication, and a long-term vision rather than immediate investor funding. Over time, E-MAILiT gained loyal users and made a name for itself, quietly becoming a trusted choice for thousands of websites across 194 countries. Yet, unlike many startups chasing quick expansion through investor backing, Nikitas and his team believed in a path driven by gradual innovation and authenticity. Each decision was purposeful, aimed at delivering value and enhancing the user experience. This careful, deliberate approach allowed E-MAILiT to amass impressive reach: over 6 billion views and 3 billion users, with a domain rating of 68 and 35,000 backlinks—99% of them dofollow.
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