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Explode Your Blog Traffic with Explode!

by Paula Neal Mooney Don't fret, MyBlogLog pet , but there's a new social site in town called Explode! TechCrunch led me to this new Explode! site that lets you enter your profile, upload your pic and enter your website that other Explode! users can visit. Here are some cool things about Explode!... Explode! allows you to enter a long lists of interest in your profile. They turn to blue links when someone else has entered that same interest, allowing you to visit the person who shares your interest. Explode! even provides you with a tag cloud so you can see what interests are already out there. Explode! let's you add friends by clicking the little plus icon, or "un-friend" them by clicking the minus icon. If you've listed your blog's site in your Explode! profile, Explode! users who click on your picture or friend request emails will be led directly to your blog, not your Explode! profile page. Explode! has a nice widget (though not as cool as M...

Yahoo Marries MyBlogLog...and Pays 10 Million Dollar Dowry

Yahoo Marries MyBlogLog...and Pays 10 Million Dollar Dowry by Paula Neal Mooney Okay, I know that seriously sounds like a cheesy headline from some shady site, but that's pretty much what happened today to 6-month-old startup MyBlogLog.com when Yahoo confirmed that they purchased MyBlogLog.com today. Of course Yahoo won't spill the details of the moola exchanged, but reliable reports confirm that sources close to the deal say that Yahoo shelled out anywhere from $10 million to $12 million dollars for the baby startup MyBlogLog. More than anything, I'm amazed at how Spirit-led my blogging life has become. I first joined MyBlogLog.com back on October 24, 2006, when MyBlogLog.com was just a 3 1/2 month old and had no connection with mega-giant Yahoo . Mainly I just wanted this cool MyBlogLog.com widget that shows who has recently visited my blog. So that's pretty much where my love affair with MyBlogLog.com cooled off -- that is, until this weekend, when some lo...