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Generate Tags Based on Your Content

Started by goodwordediting · 9 months ago

Interesting site I just learned about from Josh Cody and ChurchMarketingSucks.com, a site run partially by my friend, Kevin Hendricks. (Kevin is a new writers for TheHighCalling.org, but his first article is still in the cue.)
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7 comments

  • L.L. Barkat

    2 years ago

    Um, I'm in the clouds, and it's foggy in here.
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  • Eve Nielsen

    2 years ago

    I use tabs for my tags. I find that cloud tagging does work better on some blogs-especially design wise.

    For a blog that already has a lot of front-page content, though, it can be a bit cluttery.
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  • Jenn

    2 years ago

    Is blogging itself like a virtual manifestation of the great cloud of witnesses?

    Like LL, I feel a bit foggy about all this.
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  • Susan

    2 years ago

    I think I should find a "blogging for dummies" book - this is as over my head as the clouds themselves.
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  • Eve Nielsen

    2 years ago

    Tag is a label/key words/topic/etc
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  • Marcus

    2 years ago

    I'm with you all ultimately. What is the point of tags? They don't link anywhere. Hmm. It's time to go back to the books on this one.

    In the meantime, I'll finish up the blog tour series over the next few days.
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  • Every Square Inch

    2 years ago

    Marcus

    I like the idea of the cloud tag...presumably it's an aesthestically pleasing way to display your tags ("labels" in Blogger). I've seen it on other blogs, and have been intrigued by it. However, I've never seen it implemented on a Blogger blog.

    I like tags because it's essentially metadata for your blog. It provides a way to organize and describe your blog content.

    I might give it a try implementing tag clouds down the road. Thanks for sharing.
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