Find out how your hubs are doing on social media with 'Like Explorer'
I just wanted to share a handy website I found that analyzes the URL of any webpage, article or hub and tells you how many Likes, Plusses, Pins, Tweets, Stumbled and LinkedIn shares it has.
You can find it at: www.LikeExplorer.com - screenshot of it in use below. It's a very helpful tool, especially if you want to give some extra social media juice to hubs that could perform better.
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