Definition of shareability in US English:

noun

• The quality of being shareable or the likelihood of being shared, especially on a social media website or application.

  ‘the brevity of the video clips is a key to their shareability’

  ‘in most cases, images work a lot better than text in terms of sharability’

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  • ‘These can be linked to the user's Facebook, increasing the shareability and lessening the chance of missing someone pivotal on the list.’
  • ‘Discovery and sharability are key to finding new things online, and there are many apps that can help.’
  • ‘With over 2.5m views to date, this video has definitely won in the shareability stakes.’
  • ‘Now, you can use biometric testing, eye-tracking, and consumer/blogger focus groups to predict the shareability of video content.’
  • ‘Say what you will about the easy sharability of digital photos, sometimes it's nice to have an actual physical print that you can hold onto.’
  • ‘But when combined the right way with visual elements, your content's shareability and engagement can go through the roof.’
  • ‘Any kind of edge or stridency is a no-no for shareability.’
  • ‘Getting your site ready for social media activity: Optimization, capturing leads, shareability, email marketing, analytics, social buttons.’
  • ‘Unsurprisingly, using an infographic for a post can draw attention to a blogging site due to its shareability.’
  • ‘Humor, insightful content, and warmth on a social media page can all contribute to your brand's shareability.’