Has Anyone Used Zemanta ?
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I read a post some time back on zemanta and thought its a great idea to build links and it has a great outreach strategy
The two things you need are alot of quality images and the budget for the monthly cost.
I do plan to try it in the future and wanted to know if anyone has given it a try here ?
Cheers,
Vishal
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I had used it extensively on our company blog to search for related images and for tag suggestions. But I had to uninstall it because I felt that I was not getting any usable related images and some how I also felt it was slowing down my admin panel. I also intended to use it for cross linking but it did not really help me in that aspect.
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@steve thanks, for the update.
How much did you pay for it and how many links did you get for it ?
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I've played about with it a bit, it's pretty cool. At first we were worried about the footprints it leaves all-over everything but with it being free, a simple plug-in, etc... there's going to be more and more people using it all of the time for legit reasons (as opposed to content networks, etc...) meaning footprints won't be a problem.
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