LiveBar is at it sounds, is like a bar. It is translucent and black, resides at the bottom of a web page and enables community functionality. When a user clicks on it, a translucent overlay rises over the page and displays real-time discussions, comments and other social applications. Users don’t have to leave the content page in order to participate. And they don’t have to dig through discussions to locate what they want to discuss, because LiveBar knows what page it is on and displays only conversations relevant to the context of that page. It gets people involved in conversation and commentary where they are, when they’re there.

LiveBar integrates the advantages of social networking. With its features, a previously static web page becomes more interactive, making the overall site stickier, meaning users will linger on it longer. The goal of the tool is to increase traffic to a given web page and thereby increase advertising revenue.

LiveBar lets you show more ads and install on your site in minutes to hours instead of weeks to months. The only downside is that the user is supposedly required to sign up for the service before s/he can interact with other users, but it is, certainly, better than nothing at all.

If you want of adding community to your website in an instant then LiveBar is just for you.

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