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Choosing a free Web Toolbars

Tipifam | January 10, 2012 | Comments (1)

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As you know, communicating with your audience is very important if you are a web publisher. You aim to provide your audience with good content and you might want to know their feedback. How to do that? By using Web Toolbars. There are many Web Toolbars that are designed to assist you to do that. Those Web Toolbars will make your sites more interactive, potentially increasing page views and providing enriched content at no cost.

In this post, I will show you some free Web Toolbars. They are very effective and easy to use.

1. Wibiya

Wibiya is an online toolbar platform that offers web publishers the option to add web applications to their respective websites at no cost. These web applications provide a broad spectrum of services and features that eliminate the user’s need to leave the web page.

Currently, Wibiya offers different applications such as a Facebook connect, Twitter alerts, post navigation, 3D galleries, itranslation and more. The toolbar is customizable so there are a variety of applications that you can add to it. There’s no coding necessary, quick and easy integration.

2. BumpIn SocialBar

SocialBar adds a rich set of features to your website making it engaging, sticky and social; resulting in increased traffic.

SocialBar is meant to enhance visitor experience with interactive and intuitive features. The bar rests at the bottom of the page and provides a variety of social and site specific features at just a click of a button. SocialBar is comprehensive and can be customized. BumpIn SocialBar’s features include IM Chat, Shoutbox, Chatbox and Social Navigation.

It’s easy to use and integrate into your site.

3. Skysa

Skysa is a free Web Toolbar that can sit either in the header or footer of websites and provides many features in a tiny space.

Skysa is loaded with many applications for social buttons, translating pages, content aggregating, announcements, polls, chat, games and more. The toolbar is highly-customizable. The translate app is great, it remembers the choice of the reader and auto-translates any other pages that readers would visit.

And you can track the usage on each app, how many times they are clicked, etc. It’s simple to add to your site.

4. TurnSocial

TurnSocial social toolbar is a free Web Toolbar built for local business websites, and it easy to add the most popular social media and location based applications.

In addition to content from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Foursquare and more, TurnSocial can bring in local information based on your street address – so it’s a favorite for apartment companies, restaurants, and traditional brick and mortar businesses.

It also offers a WordPress plugin for bloggers, and is a great alternative to social widgets that take up too much space on your website.

5. AddThis Sharebar

Sharebar was an AddThis experiment. As a persistent utility at the bottom of your pages, the Sharebar keeps your users’ favorite services front and center to help increase sharing.