Top 5 Of The First Social Uses Of Facebook "Like Button"

In case you've been hiding under a rock type and have not noticed, however, the Facebook "Like Button" is showing up everywhere on the web. From jeans to the apartments, surfers may soon be able to share that "like" almost anything from anywhere on the web.

The beauty of the button is released Facebook "Like" to the masses is that developers, webmasters, bloggers and anyone else who has something to contribute to the web quickly and easily extend their reach to millions of Facebook users . Check out the 5 best examples of the "buttons" I've seen so far:

1. Levi.com
Levi may have gotten a little knowledge of the high command on Facebook before the Open Graph functionality was never published because the day the story broke the ability to use your site was completely redesigned. Coincidence? Hmm ... I think not. In any case, the new version of the site gave buyers a way to "like" any article of clothing that is sold online and Titan of jeans, even pushed things a step further - by adding a completely new section on the site that shows the items with the most "Likes" (as well as elements that logged in users of Facebook friends liked too). Congratulations to Levi, not only to stay ahead of the curve, but also to do a good job with it.

2. ApartmentHomeLiving.com
ApartmentHomeLiving.com people claim to "live for fun" and it shows. They seem to be a unique apartment sites that really "get" the use of social media and video to influence people who are looking for an apartment. Added the "Like" a number of different types of pages with multiple use cases. Visitors to the site can now simply click on the "Like" for the apartments "like" and share with friends they can in-tu
them know "yes or no" right into your workflow Facebook. On the other hand, the number of "Like" became a ratings system without the possibility of negative ratings. Look at these guys to set a standard for innovative ways to use the key "equal."

3. Mashable.com
Mashable comes to make the list simply because they are Mashable. Your use of the "buttons" can be limited just like your articles, but were among the first to do so and get a heck-of-a-lotta "likes". Besides, what else do you really need to use it anyway? Ah, Mashable is a site of good things!

4. Imdb.com
Imdb can not be known for getting social truth, but have been a very popular source of information over the years. It was another site that quickly integrates the "Like" a few days of its release in a simple, yet impressive. Now fans of movies, and show biz professionals can profess his love .. er ... Like ... directly from that particular page. Can you smell a new Oscar ... The most "liked" Film. Intended to implement many of celluloid opinion based on blog wars for years to come!

5. Slideshare.com
I also love how Slideshare. com decided to jump on the "how" fast train to give users more options to get exposure for their content. I'm sure similar sites like Scribd.com and DocStoc.com are right behind them, but some familiarity with the culture Slideshare.com to get to the start of the game.