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What is Adobe Experience Manager Livefyre?
Livefyre was acquired in 2016 and is now part of Adobe Experience Manager. Later versions of AEM include features of Livefyre pre-installed.Livefyre (or the Livefyre Studio app) is a content curation, social media UGC, audience engagement application that enables users…
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What is Adobe Experience Manager Livefyre?
Livefyre was acquired in 2016 and is now part of Adobe Experience Manager. Later versions of AEM include features of Livefyre pre-installed.
Livefyre (or the Livefyre Studio app) is a content curation, social media UGC, audience engagement application that enables users to access user generated content that can be streamed in real-time to a customer’s sites, digital billboards, apps, and in-store displays. This functionality is now part of Adobe Experience Manager.
Adobe Experience Manager Livefyre Features
- Supported: Real-Time Content Discovery and Publishing
- Supported: Social Content Curation
- Supported: Real-time Comments
- Supported: Live Blog
- Supported: Ratings and Reviews
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Adobe Experience Manager Livefyre Technical Details
| Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
| Mobile Application | No |
| Supported Countries | United States, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Brazil, UAE, Australia |
| Supported Languages | All Languages |
Adobe Experience Manager Livefyre Customer Size Distribution
| Consumers | 0% |
|---|---|
| Small Businesses (1-50 employees) | 0% |
| Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees) | 10% |
| Enterprises (more than 500 employees) | 90% |
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February 04, 2014
Livefyre Burns the Competition
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
We use Livefyre on all of our organizations web sites (60+ sites). We mainly use if for commenting on articles but also look to use it for social curation and other forms of discussions.
- Real time conversations
- Centralized moderation
- Customer support
- Rapid innovation
- Reporting and Analytics
- Increased website engagement
- Less moderation overhead
- Faster site implentation
- Disqus
We felt Livefyre was more innovative and better at SEO. It felt like we were working with a partner for the long haul who was interested in our business and how to improve it.
January 28, 2014
How difficult is Livefyre to implement?
Score 5 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Livefyre is used across all of the CBSSports.com website to allow users to comment on are pages. It exists as a main component on virtually every page on the site that contains sports content. The types of pages include stories written by our editors, special event pages (e.g. Super Bowl), statistics pages, player pages, and team pages. Users can log into Livefyre using their CBSSports.com userid or, for non-registered users, login socially via Twitter or Facebook. It allows us to easily organize our comment structure without the need to maintain a large history of user comments. Each page is assigned a unique "article ID" based on a convention that we designed to fit each page, such that we can easily link the article ID to the piece of content that contains the comment board.
- It's pretty flexible. There were only a few things we found that were too specific to our environment and could not be easily done.
- The out-of-the-box GUI design was decent. It was also configurable with limited custom CSS, anticipating the need for each company to customize the look and feel to suit their own needs.
- Basic interface is good, providing the necessary data points like total comment count. Visual effects are good too, with fade-in effects for new comments.
- They also provide back-end APIs to gather information about the "hottest" threads. We used this to construct our own "Hot Topics" section that could link users to the related article so they could comment themselves.
- Good support, even after implementation. They were always available by phone and even through realtime IM chats direct to their developers, skipping awkward non-technical middlemen.
- Implementation was not easy. Although flexible, I personally wrote at least 1,400 lines of code to get this implemented over a few week's time.
- The social login aspect is cool, but again, hard to implement. They did not write any of those modules, although they could have. This required senior-level developmental skills and a knowledge of how social media is interfaced with programmatically. Lots of questions arose from this and it was difficult to implement with virtually no help from Livefyre, other than to provide the hooks into their system for when users were validated. I had to write at least 2 separate login/redirection scripts to accomplish this flow.
- CSS tweaking was tricky. We could override lots of common CSS classes, but to get things just the way we wanted it, I ended up writing LOTS of jQuery listeners and functions to transform the output into exactly what we wanted. This was a surprise since the software was sold to us as being 'fully customizable'.
- Documentation was sufficient, but not great. Getting the flow of the callbacks that are fired wasn't clear at first, and sometimes did not work as expected.
- It should be noted that, after this review was published, Livefyre contacted me stating they now have better documentation and process for implementation (for version V3, specifically) and urged me to revise this review. However, I can only write of my experience with V2, and it WAS difficult to implement over 3 weeks of dedicated time. Another developer on my team implemented version V3 and his evaluation is very similar to mine, claiming much difficulty with the CSS customization.
- The impact is positive. After its implementation, we have not had to touch the code.
- Our comments section now looks very modern, as many companies on the Internet use Livefyre and are used to its interface.
November 09, 2013
Live on Fire with LiveFyre
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
- It provides and allows comments and comment management that is fast, seamless and shareable.
- Having used disquss, WordPress comments and many others I like Livefyre better for its seamless integration and transparency
- It is really nice that they have a range of services from free to enterprise with increasing functionality and benefits.
- Obviously we all want it all free! So make it all free and woohoo!
- A complaint about the price point leaps is that they are pretty steep, goes from free to pricey real fast.
- The comment management tools although easy and fast are a bit limited.
- I dont use it right now for a revenue purpose but it has increased conversations and comments
- We use the free version on several sites right now so the ROI is awesome
November 09, 2013
Livefyre on fire.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
- Allows users to communicate.
- Gives users social options.
- Adds SEO value to page.
- Sometimes service is inconsistent.
- Migrating Livefyre data is difficult.
- Increased user engagement.
- Increased time on site.
- Increased page views.
November 09, 2013
My Livefyre Review
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
- Easy to implement.
- User friendly.
- Pleasing initial design.
- Better filtering or more features with API.
- Added new social aspect to websites.
- Improves content and user interactivity.