Facebook 'Like' & Aweber Integration...?

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I'm after a way of adding people to an aweber list when they click the Like button on a Facebook page. Does anyone know of a plugin or a way I can achieve this please - cheers
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  • Aweber has this, it is on step 2 when setting up your webform. It allows people to subscribe using their facebook account by just clicking "subscribe". If they are logged in that is, else they will have to sign in via the form.
  • Thanks Tienus, I was aware of this, it wouldn't get the like button clicked in facebook though. I need to tie in the facebook reveal page with aweber if that makes sense.
  • No, that is impossible to do and would potentially be against Facebook TOS; you can't simply throw them into your list for liking a page.
  • I've seen a plugin in the past though and the user allows the application access to their details which makes it ok. I can't remember the plugin name though...
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    • @Ian Harmon: I also remember seeing this plugin, I am now searching for it as well but cannot find it. Did u find it? if so, can you point me the url?
  • I have seen a plug in called social easy share do this I think they changed the name to viral easy profit. Hope that helps
  • Thanks Mimi, I've just checked out viral easy profit though and it isn't quite what I'm after. I'm sure there was a WSO at one point for a plugin that linked FB likes and aweber, I'll keep on digging....
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    • Found this with a Google search. I'm not too sure if this is what you're looking for, and the site owner DOES pitch using affiliate links, but the basic functionality is offered free.
      Some of the comments below are useful also.

      Code:
      http://www.marketerinfo.com/list-building/facebook-connect-aweber-email-opt-in
      Good luck with it, let us know if you find what you were looking for, or of this helps at all.
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