Wildfire Widgets

Put your articles to work the moment they publish. Install Wildfire Widgets once, choose where each element appears, and let readers share or respond without losing focus on the page. Add a single script tag or a CMS plugin, then pick placements: under the headline, at the end of a post, inline after a section, or as a slim edge bar that reveals on scroll. Match your brand with simple controls for colors, corners, icons, and spacing. Select the actions you want—LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Reddit, copy link, or email—and prefill share text with hashtags and mentions. Turn on highlight-to-share for quoted snippets and click-to-tweet for callouts. Everything loads asynchronously and only when needed, so your content stays fast.

For writers and editors, the workflow is straightforward. From your CMS, set per-post options: campaign tags, primary network, and a preferred pull-quote for social cards. Drop comment prompts at the end of the piece to kickstart discussion, or use a quick-reaction bar for low-friction feedback. Moderate comments from a single queue, pin the most helpful replies, and auto-close threads after a defined window. If you want more control, insert blocks or shortcodes at exact breakpoints in long-form pieces—perfect for series, newsletters, or explainers—so sharing hooks appear right when attention is highest.

Growth teams get clear, action-ready data. A built-in dashboard shows assisted shares, top networks, share rate by device, reader-to-sharer conversion, and time to first share after publish. Connect events to GA4, Adobe, or Mixpanel, and automatically append UTM parameters to every outbound link. Compare layouts, button sets, or prompts with A/B tests, then roll the winner across your site in one click. Export CSVs for reporting, set alerts when a story passes a share threshold, and filter by author, category, or campaign to find what’s working.

Developers and operators retain full control. Use display rules to target specific templates, tags, or paths, and define fallbacks for mobile. Widgets are theme-aware, accessible by keyboard, and screen-reader friendly. Role-based permissions keep styling, moderation, and analytics in the right hands. APIs and webhooks let you sync share counts, comments, and events with your stack; white-label mode removes vendor branding. Everything ships via CDN, supports version rollback, and respects consent preferences with optional IP anonymization. Whether you run a static site, a headless CMS, or a modern framework, you can integrate quickly and fine-tune as your content strategy evolves.