Love My Tags Blog November Archive

Outlook Mail's New Convenience Integration

11/26/08 22:30

Microsoft's Outlook is one of the oldest and securer way to manage e-mails and serves as a handy organizer but as the emergence of new mailing systems which offers more graphical user interfaces and functionalities, it seems like MS Outlook is being left behind. This doesn't holds true to the business industry as MS Outlook is still a leading e-mail management system being used by these corporations and with the help of Taglocity's latest innovation and add-on to MS Outlook, looks like it will be also going to redeem itself back to the common and public's eye. See it here:

Link: Taglocity Puts the Best of Google Gmail into Microsoft Outlook for Free - MarketWatch

Massive Photo Tagging with TagCow

In SEO, not only blog posts are tagged. So are images. Fairly a lot of people use image search engines to find suitable pictures for whatever purpose they may have.

When the array of pictures become too large, like say millions, tagging these pictures can be terribly difficult. Good thing there are data management systems like TagCow that companies may use to tag their photos.

Link: Tagcow Provides Organizations with Fast, Cost-Effective and Accurate Tagging of More Than a Million Digital Images a Day

Tagging: A Study of LibraryThing and Amazon

It is basic search engine optimization (SEO) knowledge that you should tag every blog article that you will make with keywords you want to top in order to increase the chances of successful results.

However, it can end up in disastrous results if you do not know how to plan carefully. Here's a comprehensive report about LibraryThing.com and Amazon.com and the way they used tagging. Apparently, according to LibraryThing.com, Amazon failed.

Link: Thingology (LibraryThing's ideas blog): When tags work and when they don't: Amazon and LibraryThing