efficiently promote "pages" via social media, something similar to what's available using post?

No. Pages are not at all attractive to search engines. Posts are very attractive. Pages they sit outside the blog structure and are for content that rarely ever changes and as raincoaster said they lack RSS feeds. Read the characteristics of Pages and Posts here http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2010/05/12/better-blogging-at-wordpress-com-pages-and-posts/ so you clearly understand the SEO implications of choosing to create a page based structure (website) rather than a post based structure (blog).

2. Try the full reconnect procedure again detailed at http://en.support.wordpress.com/publicize/#reconnecting-facebook including step 3 (removing the FB app), which is probably the most important step.

Try also http://en.support.wordpress.com/publicize/#reconnecting-twitter

3. See also publicize troubleshooting http://en.support.wordpress.com/publicize/#troubleshooting

Note: RSS Grafitti http://www.facebook.com/RSS.Graffiti can be used for posting to Facebook walls if you prefer. RSS Graffiti periodically checks the RSS/Atom feeds that you specify and posts any new entries it finds to the Facebook Walls that you specify. You can get any feed written on any wall (Facebook Profiles, Fan Pages, Groups, Events and Application Profile Pages). In fact, multiple feeds to multiple walls. You choose the combination.

Please note that reconnecting Publicize with Facebook or Twitter does not re-publicize missed posts, but it will work for future posts.

Posts » Schedule a Post http://en.support.wordpress.com/posts/schedule-a-post/
NOTE: Scheduled Posts do not actually publish until the first visitor clicks into the site. That first visitor clicking in is what triggers publication of the scheduled post.

See also > Sharing > http://en.support.wordpress.com/sharing/

So today I wrote a post for my blog burnthatmovie.wordpress.com. Usually the stats page shows me all of the views at the moment I get them. However, today for some reason, it is not counting the Facebook views I've received. I would say that it's just that people have not been hitting on the link on Facebook, but it says on the post that I've gotten 17 shares from inside the blog through the Facebook share button, while stats say that I've gotten 4 views for that post. Is this only happening to me? If so, how could I fix this problem?

"Reblogging is permitted as long as you also have original content."

I believe that's reference to the fcat that WordPress.com is a blogging platform that supports original content blogging. It is not an aggregation pl;platform and does not provide any splogging tools. If a blogger does not create original content on their free hosted WordPress.com blog and does nothing but fill the blog with reblogged posts the ToS Staff can suspend or delete the blog.

Are you aware of the position that Google takes re: duplicating content across domains? http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66359

I understood your point that reblogging leads to duplicating (but how is that possible? reblogging is sharing the link of the original post and it redirects to the original post always) and it has issues with page ranking in search engines!

But what does it mean that

"Reblogging is permitted as long as you also have original content."

And if this reblogging thing really have so much issues, why wordpress, tumblr and other sites give that option?

"Reblogging is permitted as long as you also have original content."

what did you mean? Elaborate please.

In wordpress blog, you can easily share the post in other platforms, i'm talking about the opposite. share in wordpress from other platforms.

I'm not asking anything against the terms and conditions. i'm simply asking for reblogging. If that's against terms and condition, then nothing to do...

If you want to write about a blog post, etc. copy and paste the parts you are interested in. Its also good practice to link back to the original so that your readers can see the full context.

Thanks for keeping me from getting bored. :)

Worked perfectly, now I can go sleep at peace. Thanks!

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