Adding Technorati to Your Website
I added Technorati to my website yesterday. Why? Because I saw it on John Chow's site. I didn't know anything about it beforehand, but it looks interesting.
Basically, it is a website providing bloggers and blog readers tools to find and rank sites. I signed up for a basic account and they had some code I could add to my page to add a search field to my site (I already had this so I didn't use it) and add some links to information they gather.
Some of the other cool features is a link to see what blogs link to my website and my overall Technorati ranking (I'm in the 700,000's right now). They offer a whole bunch of other services I didn't really read into to provide information and promotion of your site. I'm not going to worry about that for now since I still need to write more content.
Technorati Home Page
If you are looking for blogs though, check them out. You can search by a number of different categories and just look up information like "who has the most popular blog" or whatever. You might find something that fits your tastes.
I'm wondering how this will affect revenue in the future though. Hopefully I will get some more promotion out of it and a few more hits. Only way to tell is to keep an eye on my web tracker.
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Original Post: Tuesday, January 9th, 2007
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