I now use Social Warfare (pro version) on all my sites.

I share my posts generally within each social media to have full control. The social sharing plugins on my sites are there purely for my visitors to share the content.

That said, of course it is key to test if the plugins actually work. You will have to do the elimination test to figure out whether a plugin is bugging it out.
Otherwise it could also be a browser plugin that is preventing you from seeing the plugin popup on your display.

Steven

I've always used social pug and never had any issues. Free version works great, and what I like about it you have the ability to add the share buttons at the beginning of the post, at the end of the post, or both. Sorry to hear it isn't working for you. I wonder if it's a conflict with another plugin causing that.

I used addtoany, which was quite decent. It allowed you to place your buttons in widgets or posts. :)

I think it's like Nathaniell said, you have to create a page on your blog that link to your Aweber account where they can download your PDF. Your PDF is inside your media file in your blog and the link on that download page you just create.

As Elijah1916 said above, add the PDF to your blog, but make the post private or locked with a password. (same area as draft/publish in WordPress). Within Aweber, place the link to that page, so when people click the link they are taken to the download area on your blog.

You can't "upload" your book to aweber so you have to upload the book to your site, then link to your site in your aweber email.

Hope this helps!

There are two parts training on this that you can access thus: How To Add A PDF Download Link To Your WordPress Blog - Part 2

Indeed you are moving in a good direction.

It would be a good idea!

I Sent a PM which gives you the name of a site which will be helpful. Best of luck

With any unique published content, you automatically have copy written protection.

These are called pingbacks/trackbacks and it happens when another site links to yours. Often times this is a form of backlink spamming as these people are hoping that you will publish their comment and get a backlink themselves.

I personally don't allow pingback messages to even show up within my comment area. They are useless and a nuisance. You can delete them within your Settings => Discussion under the top Default Article Settings.

Uncheck the "Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks)" checkbox and this will no longer happen. (see attached image for reference as well)

Good Day, Diana.
Used Kyle response below, a few weeks ago.
Stops them in their tracks. Pun intended.

I've not heard of this. Awaiting an answer along with you. Thank you for asking the question.

It's basically a way to show off who's linking to you. If you got a link from Wikipedia, that would be awesome, and show your visitors that you are an authority page.

But in practice, it's mostly spam websites that link to you. I just turn off notifications: Customize Your Blog's Comment Moderation People can link to me if they want, but I don't need to share that with my visitors.

MailerLite.

With Get Response virtually everything ends up in spam. There is a very good reason why top marketers use aweber

Go for the free 30 day trial. You'll then be able to compare both before making a decision.