What is the blurtt API?
We have an over abundance of joy for sending and receiving real postcards here on blurtt.com we thought we would share some of that awesomeness with everyone! Now you can add postcard sending functionality to your website or blog by placing a small piece of code on your site!
What this code does is lets you choose an element id that you have associated images for and blurtt will overlay a stamp when user’s mouse over those images allowing them to send your images as real postcards!
This allows you to monetize your content better, as for every blurtt sent from your site puts money in your pocket. We let you customize the price points, because you know your user's better than anyone.
So not only can you provide instant postcard functionality to your user’s, you can monetize your images, all by placing our extremely small piece of code on your website!
Why use the blurtt API?
What could you possibly do with this? Besides being able to create a new revenue stream for your images, you have the ability to communicate and let your user’s communicate with you and their friends with your content!
User’s can send you postcards with your images (with a default address given by you) User’s can send your images as postcards to their twitter and facebook friends. Gives you a cutting edge to produce real content for your user’s and bring emotion back to the images you have.
Check out a demo of the blurtt API in action!
How do I get started? Implementation in 3 simple steps
- Fill in the form below in the Script Generator section (noone will see you address, it will be encrypted and stored on our secure servers).
- Put the script you get right before </body> tag on every page of your site you want your users to send blurtts from.
- Enjoy sending blurtts directly from your site!.
The Element ID field allows you to specifiy how your images are organized on your site. Create a tag for example, <images> and use taht as your element ID, and our script will automatically convert all images with those tags into postcards!
