Livefyre was a social engagement platform that offered a range of tools for website owners to increase engagement and conversation around their content. It was founded in 2009 by Jordan Kretchmer and was acquired by Adobe in 2016.
Livefyre’s core product was its commenting system, which allowed users to leave comments using a variety of social media accounts, including Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. Livefyre also offered moderation tools for website owners, including the ability to flag and remove comments, block users, and control the appearance of comments on their site.
In addition to its commenting features, Livefyre also offered a range of other social engagement tools, including content curation and social media aggregation tools, social advertising tools, and social login capabilities.
One of Livefyre’s unique features was its “StreamHub” technology, which allowed website owners to create real-time social streams on their sites that aggregated social media content from a variety of sources. This made it easy for website owners to showcase user-generated content, curate social media feeds, and create interactive experiences around their content.
Overall, Livefyre was a powerful tool for website owners looking to increase engagement and conversation around their content. While the platform is no longer available after being merged into Adobe’s Experience Cloud, many of its core features have been integrated into Adobe’s other products and services.
