Choose sharing options for your publishing workflow

Hubbub Pro and Hubbub Pro+ are paid editions of Hubbub, a WordPress add-on for social share and follow buttons. Pro includes controls for shared post details and button displays. Pro+ includes those capabilities, with added tools for email saving and content maintenance. Both editions use SVG social icons for crisp presentation across screens and sizes.

Set post details and Pinterest options

With Pro, customize the titles, descriptions, and images shown when a post is shared on social media. Pinterest options include hidden images, picture hover buttons, and other options for sharing content there. Hubbub’s registered capabilities also include additional sharing networks and follow buttons for services such as Instagram, YouTube, Twitch, Behance, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

Place buttons where readers can use them

A sticky mobile footer bar keeps sharing buttons available to mobile readers. Pop-up share buttons can appear based on visitor actions or timing. The most-shared posts widget automatically highlights content that has received the most shares. Pro includes support from the NerdPress team.

Pro+ email saving and content checks

Save This adds a customizable form to content so users can save it to their inbox. This can support mailing-list growth by giving readers an email-based way to keep an article. The engagement statistics dashboard reports how many times content has been saved by email and delivers a quick view of the website's most-shared content.

Find & Fix identifies blog posts missing social sharing information and lets you update them without opening each full post.

Configure the selected edition

Install and activate the selected Hubbub paid edition in WordPress, then open the add-on settings. Choose social networks, button locations, Pinterest behavior, preview details, mobile displays, and pop-up triggers. With Pro+, configure email saving or use the content-review tools as needed. A typical publishing workflow is to set preview text and images, select button placements, and add Pinterest options where useful. You can then use a sticky footer or pop-up for additional mobile and engagement contexts, review popular content with the widget, and use Find & Fix or Save This where they fit the page.