I like Zamanta

In case you’ve noticed the little “Zemified” icon (and even if you haven’t), I’ve started using Zemanta on my blog and like it quite a bit. I’m running WordPress and use the Zemanta Firefox plugin and think I will continue to use it. The ‘suggested articles’ feature is great…I start typing a post and get a list of pictures, articles, links and tags to use in my posts…often times there are some non-relevant items but most times they are very relevant.

What I have found is that Zemanta is helping me to focus my message….if i’m writing an article about ‘perfection’ and getting articles about Calvin & Hobbs, I’m probably not saying what I should say :)

If you use WordPress, Blogger or Typepad…check out Zemanta.

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Comments

  1. andraz says:

    Hi from Zemanta!

    Glad you like our service!

    If you have additional ideas how our service could better help you, please send us an email or leave us a message at http://getsatisfaction.com/zemanta

    bye
    andraz

  2. andraz says:

    oh, almost forgot… it’s zemAnta, with an A :)

  3. Eric Brown
    Twitter:
    says:

    Thanks Andraz….I got the name right in the Title…but seemed to have misspelled it everywhere else! :) I’ve made the change.

  4. andraz says:

    No problem,

    how do you like the tool after some time, still cool?

    bye
    andraz

  5. Eric Brown
    Twitter:
    says:

    I’m still liking Zemanta a lot Andraz…very nice product.

  6. Amit Aviv says:

    Hi,

    I wrote a FireFox extension that helps bloggers easily add links to their posts. It uses OpenCalais for semantic analysis and Google search for link suggestions.
    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.

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