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Zemanta is the most growing service on blogsphere, helps other bloggers build links and provide special services like providing you with pictures links and tags.
I use Zemanta since day one on other blogs, which I will also start using on this blog too.
About Zemanta
Zemanta is firefox plugin that works with platforms like Wordpress, Blogger and Typepad and more comming soon. There is no need to install any wordpress plugins to use zemanta.
Have your browser understand what you are blogging about and suggest pictures, links, articles and tags to make your posts more vibrant. We are making blogging fun again.
So if you would like to share related articles on your post or would like to place pictures but can’t find them Zemanta is on your side!
What I like the most, many blogs are linking to my posts, as many time you use zemanta the many chances you have that other bloggers are going to link to you either via Zemanta or because of link love
Demo Links and Tags
Demo of related article links:
Horaayy..there are 4 comment(s) for me so far ;)
Glad that you like Zemanta. Are you maybe seeing real benefits from new links or in visitor patterns? I’d be interested in hearing your practical experience and what you’d like to see that would make your blogging experience even better.
Post in our forums – getsatisfaction.com/zemanta or just drop me a mail – jure@zemanta.com
Jure Cuhalev, Zemanta
@Jure: I like zemanta because i do see benefits of getting more backlinks to me as well as when I link to others bloggers notice trackbacks and come visit my blog to see who and what I wrote.
Email sent.
hey..great blog out there..lots of resources; as a newbie in the industry i sure can use all the help i can get!!
thnks man, and if you have time, check out my shiznit
http://ofulutata.blogspot.com
bye for now. good day to you.
POWER TO THE MOB !!!
Hi,
I wrote a FireFox extension to help bloggers easily add links to their posts. It uses Google search for link suggestions (not only Wikipedia) and OpenCalais for the semantic analysis.
It’s still alpha code, but I think it’s already useful and fun to use.
Check it out in kaalga.com
Would love to hear what you think
Thanks, Amit.