Sometimes, we all have problems coming up with keywords when we are writing blog entries or articles (writing daily articles, I am at fault as much as anyone else). Tagthe.net gives you a boost up. The site is simple to use- enter a block of text or an html address into a box located on the home page, and Tagthe.net analyzes the content to provide you with the most relevant and effective keywords. In contrast to other services, Tagthe.net actually looks at the written content, and using statistics, produces thorough results. So does it work? You can judge for yourself- this article was tagged with the suggestions offered by Tagthe.net.
“tagthe.net is a webservice intended to provide you with tags for your texts. You can use it in your applications, in other webservices or just play around with it.”
Often it is hard to guess what the most effective or relevant tags might be. Tagthe.net uses statistics to make this decision easier and to make our keywords as precise as they can be. One of the coolest functions is the ability to enter in an html and have the results returned- without even opening the link yourself.
Why are the results not featured in a more user-friendly manner? Most tagging programs ask the user to separate tags by a comma, which the site does not do. Also, it would be nice if you could toggle the results to be more specific or less specific.
