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João is the CEO at Getsocial.io, a tool that helps websites track their social sharing activities. By knowing who's sharing their content they're able to understand which users, items or social networks are driving more traffic and conversions to their websites.

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blog.cloud66.com 9y ago

GetSocial helps brands amplify their social presence with Cloud 66

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blog.codacy.com 10y ago

Saving Time, Learning Scala, and Improving Code Quality at Schneider Electric

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blog.chartmogul.com 10y ago

How GetSocial Is Exposing the “Private Share”

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growthhackers.com 10y ago

Shedding Light on Dark Social: 91% of Social Referrals Are Copy and Paste

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blog.codacy.com 10y ago

Review of Java Static Analysis Tools – Codacy – Blog

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blog.codacy.com 10y ago

What your mother didn't tell you about Code Coverage – Codacy – Blog

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blog.onliquid.com 10y ago

Mobile app development survey – user insights, SDKs and effort level

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blog.getsocial.io 10y ago

How Content Marketing Is Changing the VC Industry

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blog.codacy.com 10y ago

Thoughts on Code Reviews, Software Development and Static Analysis – Codacy.com

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blog.getsocial.io 10y ago

How to localize social media campaigns

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blog.getsocial.io 10y ago

How to Create Viral Blog Content with Free Tools

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blog.getsocial.io 10y ago

Why social savvy marketers are the new Mad Men

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blog.codacy.com 11y ago

Dockerizing Scala – Codacy – Blog

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

How social media is fighting the 'sex sells'​ mantra

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

#SEOToGo: Hreflang, Phantanda and Blackhat Confessions

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

Announcing a Partnership with WP Slimstat – GetSocial.io Blog

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

Barack Obama is the only successfully online politician ever

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

The unpredictable awesome of viral trends

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blog.codacy.com 11y ago

6 ways to formalize and enforce code reviews – Codacy – Blog

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

5 Mistakes I Made Launching a Startup – GetSocial.io Blog

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

Everything you didn't know about your social media campaign

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

How sharing bankrolls real journalism

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blog.onliquid.com 11y ago

Persistent, Cross-Install Device Identifier on iOS: Using Keychain

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

8 things a VC looks for in a seed round investment

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blog.onliquid.com 11y ago

How personalization can drive retention

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

Image Sharing and a free tool to count social media shares

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

GetSocial Product Updates – May 2015

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

Infographic about social sharing distribution

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

How to get 37M hits in 3 days

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blog.getsocial.io 11y ago

How to track Copy Paste Shares (and why you should do it)

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Revorad, thank you for your input! The gifting problem can be solved in three ways:

1) the easiest, through discovery on the trending products page 2) through peer-to-peer recommendations. I can easily recommend a product to a friend and thus (maybe) solve the other person gift finding problem 3) You have the quests part, where you create a quest and people can answer with products too.

Do you think these methods can be of value to the user?