Following in the footsteps of Facebook, Twitter, Digg and even Google, blogging platform Tumblr has released its ‘Share On Tumblr’ button, which allows publishers to add a button encouraging users to ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Tumblr now has a button too, following the trend taken up by a growing ...

On the short-form blogging site Tumblr, the block post or ignore button is a gray hand-shaped icon located beneath each post that appears during a Tumblr tag keyword or blog username search.

Tumblr — the site that has apparently overtaken Instagram as the fastest-growing social media property — has today announced a test of a new feature that will give it more interactivity, and more of a ...

Update 3/27/2015: Tumblr’s buy, browse, pledge, or do something buttons are now available on iOS. Tumblr just announced new buy and view buttons, in a blog post. Bloggers can now post a link from ...

Fancy has rolled its Fancy Anywhere button onto Tumblr, allowing publishers to embed the service’s crowd-sourced catalog on their sites and earn money from purchase referrals. Fancy Anywhere already ...

Tumblr announced new features on Tuesday that include "buy," "pledge" and "get involved" buttons taken from Etsy, Artsy, Kickstarter and Do Something. As Tumblr's active user base continues to grow ...

On Tumblr, visitors to your blog can ask you questions and leave you messages. Tumblr's "Ask" button redirects the visitor to a page on your blog to submit questions. The page is your Tumblr URL ...

Following Twitter and Facebook’s steps into the ecommerce space with “buy” buttons, Tumblr announced this week that posts from four sites — Artsy, Estsy, Do Something and Kickstarter — will now ...

Pinterest recently announced on their Pinterest For Business Blog they will be bringing the Pin It button to more platforms, specifically Tumblr, Blogger, WordPress.org and Wix. If you’re not familiar ...

The micro-blogging platform sets itself apart from Facebook and Twitter by allowing developers to set advanced presentation options Joining Facebook (click on that little Like button you see at the ...