Auto-import comments from Facebook and replies from Twitter as WordPress Comments

Plugin has an ability to check Facebook and Twitter for new comments/replies/mentions and import them as WordPress comments.

Go to the SNAP Settings->Other Settings and activate “Comments Import”. Select how many recent posts to track. Setting two many can degrade your website’s performance. 10-20 posts are recommended.

Plugin will check hourly for new comments then automatically import them and add to your posts as WordPress comments. You can also click the “Import Comments” button to get them manually.

Import Facebook comments and post the to WordPress.
Go to the Facebook account settings advanced tab and activate this feature for each account.

Import replies and mentions from Twitter and post the to WordPress.
Go to the Twitter account settings advanced tab and activate this feature for each account.

Disqus

If you have official Disqus plugin activated, comments will be imported to WP and they also will be imported to Disqus.

** Google+ Comments Import is coming soon..
** Added in version 2.5

SNAP Features

Accounts

Most Major Social Networks are supported.

Settings

SNAP has a lot of settings to configure.

FIlters

Set what posts go to each network based on categories, tags, type, format and many more criteria.

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Limit Autoposting Speed

Importing many posts at once? Not a problem. SNAP can query your autoposts and publish them one by one in defined time intervals.

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Auto-import comments

Auto-import comments from Facebook and replies and mentions from Twitter as WordPress Comments

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Custom URLs for AutoPosts

You can set a custom URL for the link shared by SNAP

Autopost New Blogposts

SNAP will automatically post your newly published blogposts (pages, events, products, custom post types) to all your defined social media accounts.

Auto re-post already existing posts.

SNAP can automatically re-post the already existing posts. SNAP can select specific posts for re-posting using filters.

Quick Post

Send a quick post to all configured social networks without creating a WordPress blogpost.

Post Types

SNAP can autopost blogposts, pages, WooCommerce products, and any other "Custom Post Types"

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"Spin" message post templates

Send a quick post to all configured social networks without creating a WordPress blogpost.

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Format your posts

Format your posts using flexible replacement tags. make text posts, share links, or post images.

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Hashtags

SNAP can post tags, categories and any other custom WordPress taxonomies as Hashtags

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Additional URL Parameters

Add additional parameters to the links posted by SNAP.

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URL Shorteners

URL Shorteners: bit.ly, is.gd, Rebrandly, YOURLS and built in WordPress URL Shortener

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See what was posted

You can see the direct links to the posts published by SNAP on the "Post Edit" page

Export/Import Plugin settings

You Export and Import all plugin settings as backup or to move it to another site

SNAP Pro for Wordpress

Pro version upgrade adds the ability to configure more than one account for each social network and some additional features.

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