The Wiki Blog Directory is a wiki based blog directory. You add links to your blog by editing the category lists, placing your link underneath those already listed. You are able to list in multiple categories.
The site has been created by BlooksLLC who are also responsible for, among other things:
- Yearblook - A contest to find the best blog posts of each day
- Million Blog List - another wiki directory where you can list your blog -An experiment to see how long it will take to get 1,000,000 blogs to list themselves on a wiki
You are also able to create your own page on the Wiki Blog Directory site and link to this, in addition to your blog, from your directory listings.
If you post about the directory you are allowed to use bold text for your directory entries :smile: You now know my motive for writing this post.











Get More Comments with KeywordLuv
A new Wordpress plugin has to be unique and useful for me to write about it. The KeywordLuv plugin by Stephen Cronin of More than Scratch the Surface is just that. It is one of those “I know I have too many plugins, but I must have this one” plugin.
What KeywordLuv does is allow for the inclusion of a name and keywords in the title field in the comments form. I see this as being useful to include your blog title alongside your name. Those who are familiar with your blog title but not your nickname can associate the two or vice versa. For those who do not know you at all your blog’s title may be an added incentive for them to visit you. The plugin has the potential to encourage more comments too.
Your keywords do not have to be your blog title and can be blog topic keywords; but care must be taken that you do not come across as being spammy. Where I can see the plugin useful is where there is something for which you want to become known for. An example that springs to mind here is Kim from Laketrees who could publicize her Top 101 Top Artists’ Blogs list, as this list is of benefit to other bloggers. I would not consider this spammy.
What do you think would constitute spam in a KeywordLuv name?
I have installed the plug myself. Please feel free to give it a try (even if you haven’t must to say).
To use:
In the name field of the comment form add your name in this format: name@yourkeywordtext
Example:
Typing in “Stephen@More than Scratch the Surface” (without the inverted commas) will appear as:
Stephen of More than Scratch the Surface
- although I do not see why you would want to use any one else’s name