It was a long time coming. Truth be told we started development on Facebook integration in 2010. Unfortunately there were some technical challenges that put the project on hold. One of our main concerns with integrating a new social media service is the whole “footprint” issue, as well as the possibility of accounts being banned for “spam” or for being “too promotional”. So these issues presented several challenges when it came to Facebook.
The good news is, we’ve finally rolled it out and we believe our solution will be effective. Subscribed members can now receive Likes on their URLs.
What do I need to do to receive Facebook Likes?
If you already have a ‘Lazy’ account, absolutely nothing. If you don’t, you just need to upgrade. Free members cannot receive Likes.
Lazy Members
Where can I view the history of Likes I’ve received?
You can view your history at History > Facebook Likes Received
How many credits does it cost for each Like?
It’s based on the number of Facebook friends the user who clicked Like has.
((ln(friends+50)^2)/3)-4
Example: A user has 356 Facebook friends and clicks Like on your URL. You will lose 8 credits.
How can I opt-out of receiving Likes?
You can disable Likes for all your bookmark URLs here.
Free Members
How do I add my Facebook account to SocialAdr?
Head over to the Setup Wizard page and authorize the SocialAdr Facebook app. Then you’ll see the Like buttons on the Share Queue page so you can start clicking them to earn credits.
How many credits do I earn for each Like I click?
It’s based on the number of friends your Facebook account has * a multiplier that’s related to your account type. For ‘Free’ users the multiplier is 0.1 (this is the same as when you share bookmarks).
((ln(friends+50)^2)/3)-4
Example: A ‘Free’ user has 356 Facebook friends and clicks Like. She will earn 8 * 0.1 = 0.8 credits.
Where can I view the history of Likes I’ve clicked?
You can view your history at History > Facebook Likes Clicked
The rollout of Google +1 is SocialAdr release v2.72.
We heard your requests for Google +1 and took action. Subscribed members can now receive Google +1 clicks on their URLs. We believe this addition to our already awesome list of social media sites will be huge for your rankings and traffic.
After a lot of blood, sweat, and tears, we’ve finally completed the Twitter integration functionality! 
buttons on each bookmark (they may take a few seconds to load). 
