SleekView for Easy Social Share Buttons
SleekView reads the essb_* postmeta and the share-click log Easy Social Share Buttons writes, joins the two datasets and renders them as a sortable, filterable audit grid inside WP Admin.
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Counts and clicks, finally on one screen
Easy Social Share Buttons (often abbreviated ESSB) is the kitchen-sink share-button plugin, with per-network counts cached as essb_* postmeta keys plus an internal share-click log fed by front-end button presses. The bundled stats screen shows totals and a top-shared list, which is the right summary for a glance and incomplete for the cross-cutting questions editorial leads actually ask.
SleekView reads both datasets and renders a per-post audit grid. Per-network share counts become columns derived from essb_* postmeta. Click totals become a column derived from the share-click log grouped by post. Filter to posts with high counts and low clicks to spot the show-bait headlines. Filter to posts with high clicks and low counts to spot the slow-burn organic shares. Sort by either signal to plan refreshes against the cohort that matters.
The bundled stats screen keeps owning the quick-look summary. The table view owns the per-post audit that joins counts and clicks, which is the cross-signal surface the bundled view does not expose.
Workflow
How SleekView surfaces Easy Social Share Buttons data
Point at both datasets
Compose the columns
Filter and sort like a database
Save and gate the view
Sample columns
A typical Easy Social Share Buttons audit view
wp_postmeta and ESSB click log
| Title | Total clicks | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 quick weeknight pasta recipes | 3,240 | 112 | 8,910 | 1,240 | 13,502 |
| Office redesign on a $500 budget | 642 | 31 | 2,180 | 188 | 3,041 |
| Founder interview: scaling to 50 staff | 418 | 204 | — | 92 | 714 |
| Spring sourdough starter guide | 1,180 | 44 | 12,400 | 980 | 14,604 |
| Why we switched to four-day weeks | 1,990 | 186 | 320 | 210 | 2,706 |
Comparison
Default ESSB stats vs SleekView
Default ESSB stats
- Bundled stats screen shows totals and a top-N list, not a queryable per-post grid
- Per-network counts and the click log live in adjacent surfaces, not one row
- No filter for high-share-low-click or high-click-low-share cohorts
- Per-network values hide as separate essb_* meta keys per post
- Per-author rollups require raw SQL on postmeta and the click log
SleekView
- Per-network share columns and a total clicks column on one row
- Filter cross-signal cohorts (high shares, low clicks) in a click
- Sort by total shares or total clicks without custom column code
- Saved views per role: editor refresh shortlist, marketing audit, ops rollup
- Same dataset the chart view reads, so table and dashboard stay in sync
Features
What SleekView gives you for Easy Social Share Buttons
Counts and clicks on one row
Render per-network counts from essb_* meta alongside total clicks from the share-click log, instead of switching between two ESSB tabs to compare the same posts.
Cross-signal cohort filters
Filter to high-share-low-click rows to spot headline bait, or high-click-low-share to spot slow-burn organic distribution. Both impossible in the bundled stats screen.
Per-author rollups
Group rows by author and surface the writers whose content drives the most shares plus the most clicks. Coaching follows the data rather than guesswork.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Easy Social Share Buttons
Editorial teams
Sort by total shares for the refresh shortlist, then filter to high-shares-low-clicks to find the headline bait that needs a stronger lede.
Marketing reporting
Export last-30-days posts with per-network columns and total clicks as a CSV briefing for the monthly distribution review instead of two ESSB screenshots.
Per-network audit
Filter to one service to audit a single channel's content health. Useful when one team owns Pinterest and another owns LinkedIn on the same site.
The bigger picture
Why kitchen-sink share plugins need a kitchen-sink audit table
Easy Social Share Buttons earns its name with a feature surface that covers almost every share-button scenario a publisher meets. The data it collects mirrors that breadth: per-network counts cached on every post plus a share-click log capturing front-end engagement service by service. The bundled stats screen consolidates this into a small set of totals and a top-shared list, which is the right summary for a quick look and an incomplete surface for cross-signal audit.
SleekView reads both datasets and renders them as one queryable grid, with per-network columns and total clicks side by side. Filters stack into one query, so cohorts like high-share-low-click bait, the WhatsApp-only audit and per-author rollups become one-click saved views. The bundled stats screen keeps doing its summary job; the table view handles the cross-signal audit it cannot.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Easy Social Share Buttons
Directly from wp_postmeta on the essb_* per-network share-count keys and from the share-click log ESSB writes per click event, joined to standard wp_posts columns. No extra tracking is introduced because ESSB already records both datasets.
 ESSB is a CodeCanyon plugin, so the install always carries the same feature set out of the box. SleekView reads its meta and log tables directly, regardless of whether a particular license adds an integration or analytics extension.
 No. SleekView reads the same datasets the bundled screen uses without writing to them. The plugin's stats screen keeps working unchanged; the SleekView table sits next to it as an additional WP Admin screen.
 Yes. Combine a filter on Total shares greater than a threshold with one on Total clicks less than a threshold, and the bait cohort surfaces directly. Reverse both filters to find the slow-burn organic cohort.
 Yes. Each per-network column has equals, greater-than and less-than filters. Region-focused publishers often save a WhatsApp-focused view alongside the global one.
 Yes. Any filtered view exports as CSV with per-network columns, total clicks and joined post fields. Marketing typically uses the CSV for the monthly distribution report or to brief external consultants.
 No. The table reads the postmeta and the click log ESSB already writes. Refreshing cached counts stays the plugin's job. SleekView is a read-only surface over the existing data.
 Queries hit indexed columns on wp_posts and on the ESSB click log, joined on post_id. Even sites with millions of click events stay responsive because filters compose into one SQL query.
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