tags - All Climbing https://allclimbing.com Everything climbing and the outdoors. Mon, 26 Nov 2007 23:30:47 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.5 1268015 Using Jiglu for intelligent tagging https://allclimbing.com/using-jiglu-for-intelligent-tagging/ https://allclimbing.com/using-jiglu-for-intelligent-tagging/#comments Mon, 26 Nov 2007 23:30:47 +0000 http://www.allclimbing.com/archive/2007/11/using-jiglu-for-intelligent-tagging/ I started using a service a few weeks ago called Jiglu. Their slogan is “tags that think”. Basically the service scours All Climbing and then creates new links to content within the site. So if I write a post and don’t explicitly link to an external site, Jiglu may create a link to content within […]

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]]> I started using a service a few weeks ago called Jiglu. Their slogan is “tags that think”. Basically the service scours All Climbing and then creates new links to content within the site. So if I write a post and don’t explicitly link to an external site, Jiglu may create a link to content within All Climbing.

So far I can see that numerous readers are clicking on the links and finding new content within the All Climbing blog. But that what I think (or hope) is happening. It occurred to me that these new links for internal content may actually be duping readers into clicking on a link that they otherwise would not, expecting to visit a new web site.

Does anyone have any opinions on this? Keep ’em or ditch ’em?

UPDATE: As if it knew I was talking about it, the links from Jiglu got worse over the past couple of days making posts almost unreadable with so many links. Jiglu has now been removed.

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