LinkedWords - The “Social Networking Utility” for Web Sites

Yes, I am sure you are linked in. We are also linked in. Millions of people are also linked in across the popular social networking sites. However can you say the same for your web site? Is it linked in too? Can my web site also be linked in anyway, where? There are literally thousands of different social networking sites on Web today from small verticals to the big ones where people can connect to each other. What do you think it would be if there was the like of “social networking site” aimed at and meant for web sites instead of for people? Would not it be great for your web site? Come to think of it. We, ourselves, have been thinking that way for quite long time now.

LinkedWords.com is not the new kid on the block, it’s been around for several years now and represents a major contextual platform that has already proven itself effective in maximizing contextual linking among web sites across the Web. 

Can you however think of LinkedWords (LW) as “social networking site” aimed at and meant for web sites instead of for people? Well, we do. The way people connect to each other, gather together in family, friend and professional groups by interests at social networking utilities like Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn the same thing web sites do at LinkedWords.

Here web sites get contextually linked in LW' platform on a content area level through targeted linked words to connect to each other on relevancy principles and group by context and by interests in an effort to become more visible and be found in context on web.

Networking your web site among and in competition with more than 100M web sites worldwide has never been an easy thing to do, but sites contextually linked in LW's platform are gathering together by context, relevancy and interests to stand out, share targeted communities, users, visitors and reach to potential clients all for free.

So it seems LW is the first and only “social networking site” not for people, but for web sites. In other words, LW does for web sites what popular social networking sites do for people. Interesting isn’t it?

Today, 2.5 years since its launch, LW is reaching more than 1M unique visitors per month, mainly shared among the sites linked in, thankfully to and derived from more than 100,000 content areas from around the Web contextually linked in its platform through targeted linked words. LW's platform capacity has some 38M more words organized in proper contextual paths that remain yet to be contextually linked in.

You can try it out yourself for your site over here: LinkedWords.com

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LinkedWords.com surpasses the 500,000 monthly unique visitors mark

We are excited to announce that for first time since its inception in July ‘06 LinkedWords.com, the contextual platform, has surpassed the 500,000 uniques/mo mark. The last measured period taken into consideration was Sept 17-Oct 17 2007 and the number revealed was 556,000 unique visitors for that period of 30 days.

Both Google Analytics and Quantcast measured traffic are now reporting for over 500,000 unique visitors per month.

An interesting fact to note is the 400,000 unique visitors’ mark that was surpassed for first time in April 2007.

LinkedWords maximizes the contextual linking among websites through its unique platform built upon tens of millions of English words and phrases.

By linking strategic words in the context of your site’s content to the same words with contextual paths at LinkedWords creates contextual connections among your site, LinkedWords and third party sites with the same context.

It then helps users find your site in the context of the subject they are reading. Visitors coming from content contextually relevant to your content are highly likely to be targeted at extremely precise level.

You can find out more by visiting us at the following web address: http://linkedwords.com/

LinkedWords further automates contextual linking

Late last week (April 14, 2007) LinkedWords , the contextual platform where anyone can create free contextual links by linking strategic in-text words had totally redesigned its important online form and further improved the contextual linking process through its platform.

Below you can find a snapshot of the online form, which now further automates the process by dynamically…

• Checking the in-texts linked words to properly link to the same name words within LinkedWords.com's contextual platform;

• Checking out for their contextuality (surrounding sentences and phrases);

• Extracting the context;

• Creating the contextual listings and

• Inserting the contextual link within the listing's description exactly over the strategic linked words.

This significant technological improvement is believed to make the whole contextual linking process through LinkedWords.com's platform much easier and smoother allowing more small and mid-level web site get full advantage of maintaining free contextual links with LinkedWords driving this way more targeted visitors to their sites and increasing further their overall web visibility. The second graphical illustration below outlines the core benefits of why a site would be interested in making contextual links through LinkedWords.com's contextual platform.

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