Comments on: Tagging 101 – Tags, Clouds, and More http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/ The best tips to help promote and grow your blog. Sun, 13 May 2012 21:10:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Fermin Martorano http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-164894 Fermin Martorano Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:28:33 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-164894 I truly enjoy looking at on this website, it has fantastic blog posts. "One should die proudly when it is no longer possible to live proudly." by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche. I truly enjoy looking at on this website, it has fantastic blog posts. “One should die proudly when it is no longer possible to live proudly.” by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.

]]> By: barney http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-4189 barney Mon, 01 Sep 2008 03:05:09 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-4189 In addition consider the content we create as bloggers valuable. For example, who is representing us for the VALUE of this data the Lijit widget is both searching and claiming rights too in its terms of use page. Who owns it? What about each individual blogger’s data and the critical sanctity of Publishers private statistics. We at P.U.B. consider the safety of the information any app or widget(s) may be gathering, unbeknownst to the unwitting Publisher who installs them. P.U.B. [Publishers Union of Bloggers] has made direct inquires to both Lijit Senior executives and the venture capitalists investing in Lijit concerning: Ownership of content/ how Lijit generates income and what percentage of this income goes to the Blog Publisher making the critical decision to allow a Widget on their site for their readers. In addition we have requested transparency on the critical issue of how the private statistic from Publishers Blogs are being used. P.U.B. expected to hear back from Lijit on these financial and private statistics issues from P.U.B’s first inquiry we sent to Lijit in mid April 2008. So far all we’ve read is a public blog response(s) from Lijit advising 1) Lijit has no money, then 2) emails from Lijit’s CEO, Todd Vernon, attacking P.U.B. and falsely accusing we are writing fictitious emails. Any actual answer to PUB’s questions about the use of Publisher’s stats, or revenue as it applies to Lijit? Nada. Nothing. P.U.B.’s job is to fight for Publishers asking hard questions and demanding answers. If all Widget companies respond as Lijit’s done up to this point, P.U.B. has a big workload for our Publishers, and your membership and support helps us all as Publishers, thanks. If P.U.B. or our Blog Publisher membership ever gets a straight answer on topic from Lijit, not smoke and mirrors, we will let great Blog Publishers like you know their exact revenue/statistics use/sharing deal. Currently we are also working with Blog Publishers to track performance hit evaluations of Lijit installations, and of course the critical issue of actual ownership of content pulled by Lijit from our blogs. Will publish these results to keep the community of Blog Publishers informed on this critical component of Widgets on our Blogs. Sincerely, Barney Moran Founder, P.U.B. In addition consider the content we create as bloggers valuable. For example, who is representing us for the VALUE of this data the Lijit widget is both searching and claiming rights too in its terms of use page. Who owns it? What about each individual blogger’s data and the critical sanctity of Publishers private statistics. We at P.U.B. consider the safety of the information any app or widget(s) may be gathering, unbeknownst to the unwitting Publisher who installs them.
P.U.B. [Publishers Union of Bloggers] has made direct inquires to both Lijit Senior executives and the venture capitalists investing in Lijit concerning: Ownership of content/ how Lijit generates income and what percentage of this income goes to the Blog Publisher making the critical decision to allow a Widget on their site for their readers. In addition we have requested transparency on the critical issue of how the private statistic from Publishers Blogs are being used.
P.U.B. expected to hear back from Lijit on these financial and private statistics issues from P.U.B’s first inquiry we sent to Lijit in mid April 2008. So far all we’ve read is a public blog response(s) from Lijit advising 1) Lijit has no money, then 2) emails from Lijit’s CEO, Todd Vernon, attacking P.U.B. and falsely accusing we are writing fictitious emails. Any actual answer to PUB’s questions about the use of Publisher’s stats, or revenue as it applies to Lijit? Nada. Nothing.
P.U.B.’s job is to fight for Publishers asking hard questions and demanding answers. If all Widget companies respond as Lijit’s done up to this point, P.U.B. has a big workload for our Publishers, and your membership and support helps us all as Publishers, thanks.
If P.U.B. or our Blog Publisher membership ever gets a straight answer on topic from Lijit, not smoke and mirrors, we will let great Blog Publishers like you know their exact revenue/statistics use/sharing deal. Currently we are also working with Blog Publishers to track performance hit evaluations of Lijit installations, and of course the critical issue of actual ownership of content pulled by Lijit from our blogs.
Will publish these results to keep the community of Blog Publishers informed on this critical component of Widgets on our Blogs.
Sincerely,
Barney Moran
Founder, P.U.B.

]]> By: barney http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-66636 barney Mon, 01 Sep 2008 03:05:00 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-66636 In addition consider the content we create as bloggers valuable. For example, who is representing us for the VALUE of this data the Lijit widget is both searching and claiming rights too in its terms of use page. Who owns it? What about each individual blogger’s data and the critical sanctity of Publishers private statistics. We at P.U.B. consider the safety of the information any app or widget(s) may be gathering, unbeknownst to the unwitting Publisher who installs them. P.U.B. [Publishers Union of Bloggers] has made direct inquires to both Lijit Senior executives and the venture capitalists investing in Lijit concerning: Ownership of content/ how Lijit generates income and what percentage of this income goes to the Blog Publisher making the critical decision to allow a Widget on their site for their readers. In addition we have requested transparency on the critical issue of how the private statistic from Publishers Blogs are being used. P.U.B. expected to hear back from Lijit on these financial and private statistics issues from P.U.B’s first inquiry we sent to Lijit in mid April 2008. So far all we’ve read is a public blog response(s) from Lijit advising 1) Lijit has no money, then 2) emails from Lijit’s CEO, Todd Vernon, attacking P.U.B. and falsely accusing we are writing fictitious emails. Any actual answer to PUB’s questions about the use of Publisher’s stats, or revenue as it applies to Lijit? Nada. Nothing. P.U.B.’s job is to fight for Publishers asking hard questions and demanding answers. If all Widget companies respond as Lijit’s done up to this point, P.U.B. has a big workload for our Publishers, and your membership and support helps us all as Publishers, thanks. If P.U.B. or our Blog Publisher membership ever gets a straight answer on topic from Lijit, not smoke and mirrors, we will let great Blog Publishers like you know their exact revenue/statistics use/sharing deal. Currently we are also working with Blog Publishers to track performance hit evaluations of Lijit installations, and of course the critical issue of actual ownership of content pulled by Lijit from our blogs. Will publish these results to keep the community of Blog Publishers informed on this critical component of Widgets on our Blogs. Sincerely, Barney Moran Founder, P.U.B. In addition consider the content we create as bloggers valuable. For example, who is representing us for the VALUE of this data the Lijit widget is both searching and claiming rights too in its terms of use page. Who owns it? What about each individual blogger’s data and the critical sanctity of Publishers private statistics. We at P.U.B. consider the safety of the information any app or widget(s) may be gathering, unbeknownst to the unwitting Publisher who installs them.
P.U.B. [Publishers Union of Bloggers] has made direct inquires to both Lijit Senior executives and the venture capitalists investing in Lijit concerning: Ownership of content/ how Lijit generates income and what percentage of this income goes to the Blog Publisher making the critical decision to allow a Widget on their site for their readers. In addition we have requested transparency on the critical issue of how the private statistic from Publishers Blogs are being used.
P.U.B. expected to hear back from Lijit on these financial and private statistics issues from P.U.B’s first inquiry we sent to Lijit in mid April 2008. So far all we’ve read is a public blog response(s) from Lijit advising 1) Lijit has no money, then 2) emails from Lijit’s CEO, Todd Vernon, attacking P.U.B. and falsely accusing we are writing fictitious emails. Any actual answer to PUB’s questions about the use of Publisher’s stats, or revenue as it applies to Lijit? Nada. Nothing.
P.U.B.’s job is to fight for Publishers asking hard questions and demanding answers. If all Widget companies respond as Lijit’s done up to this point, P.U.B. has a big workload for our Publishers, and your membership and support helps us all as Publishers, thanks.
If P.U.B. or our Blog Publisher membership ever gets a straight answer on topic from Lijit, not smoke and mirrors, we will let great Blog Publishers like you know their exact revenue/statistics use/sharing deal. Currently we are also working with Blog Publishers to track performance hit evaluations of Lijit installations, and of course the critical issue of actual ownership of content pulled by Lijit from our blogs.
Will publish these results to keep the community of Blog Publishers informed on this critical component of Widgets on our Blogs.
Sincerely,
Barney Moran
Founder, P.U.B.

]]> By: Kevin http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-4169 Kevin Sun, 31 Aug 2008 18:48:44 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-4169 @Inspirational Success Stories - It is quite a cool plugin/widget. For the most part, tags are another way for visitors to more effectively search your blog. They can click on a tag and will be sent to an "archive" page of all the posts filed under that particular keyword/phrase. The only disadvantage of it as far as I can see is that search engines won't be able to pick up the tags as easily, although placement in the sidebar generally doesn't merit much search engine "juice" anyway. To solve this minor problem, use the "keywords" tool in the All-in-One SEO Pack, similar to the way you add tags, which will add them discretely to meta keywords area. This will allow search engines to pick up those keywords and use them when people are searching for those terms. I hope this answers any questions. @Inspirational Success Stories – It is quite a cool plugin/widget.

For the most part, tags are another way for visitors to more effectively search your blog. They can click on a tag and will be sent to an “archive” page of all the posts filed under that particular keyword/phrase.

The only disadvantage of it as far as I can see is that search engines won’t be able to pick up the tags as easily, although placement in the sidebar generally doesn’t merit much search engine “juice” anyway. To solve this minor problem, use the “keywords” tool in the All-in-One SEO Pack, similar to the way you add tags, which will add them discretely to meta keywords area. This will allow search engines to pick up those keywords and use them when people are searching for those terms.

I hope this answers any questions.

]]> By: Kevin http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-66635 Kevin Sun, 31 Aug 2008 18:48:00 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-66635 @Inspirational Success Stories - It is quite a cool plugin/widget. For the most part, tags are another way for visitors to more effectively search your blog. They can click on a tag and will be sent to an "archive" page of all the posts filed under that particular keyword/phrase. The only disadvantage of it as far as I can see is that search engines won't be able to pick up the tags as easily, although placement in the sidebar generally doesn't merit much search engine "juice" anyway. To solve this minor problem, use the "keywords" tool in the All-in-One SEO Pack, similar to the way you add tags, which will add them discretely to meta keywords area. This will allow search engines to pick up those keywords and use them when people are searching for those terms. I hope this answers any questions. @Inspirational Success Stories – It is quite a cool plugin/widget.

For the most part, tags are another way for visitors to more effectively search your blog. They can click on a tag and will be sent to an “archive” page of all the posts filed under that particular keyword/phrase.

The only disadvantage of it as far as I can see is that search engines won’t be able to pick up the tags as easily, although placement in the sidebar generally doesn’t merit much search engine “juice” anyway. To solve this minor problem, use the “keywords” tool in the All-in-One SEO Pack, similar to the way you add tags, which will add them discretely to meta keywords area. This will allow search engines to pick up those keywords and use them when people are searching for those terms.

I hope this answers any questions.

]]> By: Inspirational sucess stories http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-4166 Inspirational sucess stories Sun, 31 Aug 2008 17:53:05 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-4166 I have been using the WP-Cumulus plugin for tags. I get lot of page views due to it's cool presenting method. But never knew the real advantageous. Thanks for this informative post. Stumbled ! And BTW do you think there are disadvantageous of using a flash based plugin for tags? Yo I have been using the WP-Cumulus plugin for tags. I get lot of page views due to it’s cool presenting method. But never knew the real advantageous. Thanks for this informative post. Stumbled !

And BTW do you think there are disadvantageous of using a flash based plugin for tags? Yo

]]> By: Inspirational sucess stories http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-66634 Inspirational sucess stories Sun, 31 Aug 2008 17:53:00 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-66634 I have been using the WP-Cumulus plugin for tags. I get lot of page views due to it's cool presenting method. But never knew the real advantageous. Thanks for this informative post. Stumbled ! And BTW do you think there are disadvantageous of using a flash based plugin for tags? Yo I have been using the WP-Cumulus plugin for tags. I get lot of page views due to it’s cool presenting method. But never knew the real advantageous. Thanks for this informative post. Stumbled !

And BTW do you think there are disadvantageous of using a flash based plugin for tags? Yo

]]> By: Sunday Shoutouts! - SERP Changes, Contest Update and Weird AdSense! » ROCKFUSE http://blogtipz.com/2008/08/29/tagging-101-tags-clouds-and-more/comment-page-1/#comment-4162 Sunday Shoutouts! - SERP Changes, Contest Update and Weird AdSense! » ROCKFUSE Sun, 31 Aug 2008 16:49:11 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=1456#comment-4162 [...] Tagging 101 - Tags, Clouds and More: Probably the most comprehensive guide to tagging you’ll ever read! Keving shares the basics, social media approach and some cool plugins to help you get more out of your tags! [...] [...] Tagging 101 – Tags, Clouds and More: Probably the most comprehensive guide to tagging you’ll ever read! Keving shares the basics, social media approach and some cool plugins to help you get more out of your tags! [...]

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