Switching your blog to https has a significant impact on the social proof related to all published posts.
While the share count buttons for Twitter & LinkedIn will preserve the figures they previously displayed, the buttons for Facebook, Google+, Pinterest and Stumbleupon will reset to zero. Ouch!
How to Switch WP Blogs to Https Without Losing Social Proof
Posted by adrianjock under Social MediaFrom https://www.adrianjock.com 2508 days ago
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All the Best,
Martin
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For example, I didn't pay anything because my host simply added it at no cost.
If your host didn't add such certificate I guess you should pay for it. Inside my article (under the sub-headline "When Is It Better to Install Social Warfare Plugin?") there's a banner for such a service - Comodo SSL. The prices start at $9/yr.
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