Psolenoid.com - Connecting Posts Between Blogs

Psolenoid is a new and promising startup that offers bloggers a linking tool for connecting their posts from blog to blog. Whenever this application is activated, a reciprocal link exchange is implemented and related posts on different weblogs are thus connected. This process is known as “wiring” in the site’s parlance.

From a visual point of view, a Psolenoid link is displayed at the bottom of a blog post and it includes a preview of the wired post and a short comment that introduces the other site alongside a user profile image.

The site features a prominent link which reads “Activate Psolenoid” that will let you try this solution all by yourself. The approximate activation time amounts to one minute, and it basically entails providing the URL of the blog you want to install Psolenoid on. Once this has been dealt with, whenever you come across any other blog that also has Psolenoid installed and which features related posts you can request the system pair posts and publish links automatically in both blogs.

Such a service is appealing because there are many blog sites that do not allow trackbacks, and it can effectively put an end to spamming on blogs since all the links are monitored by the company’s team. If you feel such an approach is just what you need in order to make your blog go one step further, you can follow the link that is displayed below and learn more.

“Psolenoid is an intuitive, easy-to-use linking tool that allows bloggers to connect their posts to other, related posts. When activated on a blog, Psolenoid allows bloggers to create a two-way, reciprocal link exchange between their blog post and another relevant post, connecting the related posts on both blogs. We call this process “wiring” and it automatically creates a “rabbit hole” or two-way link for audiences of both blogs to visit the other blog post.”

It is a supple tool that overcomes many usual problems like spamming and so forth.

How will the company market the product so that it can become a mainstay?