Blog Tools

For text generation I’d also reccomend YourGen.com Text Generator

This is kind of a weird one, it tells you how relevant your page is to other blogs in the network. Downside is you need to add a widget to you rpage. Upside is its super easy to integrate and links directly to other relevant blogs without jumping througha middle man page. No registration required.

See: Arkayne.com

Roboform http://www.roboform.com for saving and filling in login details is a real timesaver when visiting social networking and bookmarking sites, filling in your details when making comments and logging in to other sites I use for blogging.

MWSnap http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/mwsnap.html is the easiest and quickest free tool I have used for capturing sections of web sites – eg to include an image or logo from a site you are linking to in an post

Hello. Is there an opiton for bloggers, if we post one blog on our website, can we, at the same time, send that same blog to each social network we are created with such as myspace, facebook, etc? That way we don’t have to sign into each different account? Thanks!!

i am using Feedburner for tracking RSS, MyBlogLog for community, Editplus for writing blog. i had a bad experience with zoundry. its not placing HTML well.

i will try the tools you have mentioned in the list.

thank you for the information

-blogrtools
http://blogrtools.blogspot.com

Feedjit!
It is live traffic reporter. I felt it better than clustrmap!

Now i use flock for blogging now.It is a very nice browser.Must try that.

You missed blogging platforms my dear!!!

I run a few different blogs and I found a useful tool when I need to create a poll. It is at Polls.

I recently have been presented to an interesting new concept (at least for me). I am testing their services and possibilities in the last few days and they have overpassed my expectations. I encourage you to test it too and pass the word ahead, so we can help anyone who might need this kind of tecnology.
I could talk a lot about it, but none can say it better than themselves:

ReadTheWords.com began as a simple concept in January 2008: To assist students with learning disabilities with their studies, by means of auditory learning and auditory processing.
To that end we seeked out programers, technologies, and research departments from around the world and came up with a very basic platform, far less sophisticated than what you currently see on our website. Although we had originally intended this site to be used for auditory learning, through our researching efforts we found that the demand for this technology reaches far beyond our originally intended audience. Many other students, young professionals, actors and actresses, research departments, bloggers, ecommerce sites, and others, expressed how this technology could help them with their daily lives, and their businesses.
For this reason, we went back to the drawing board and added more features to meet more users’ needs. ReadTheWords created multiple input methods for users to create readings. We also greatly expanded our efforts to allow users take full advantage of the created readings as mp3’s. In particular, we found that Bloggers are constantly looking for ways to reach a larger audience and we, in turn, have found a way to meet this need by enabling them to create podcasts and share them with their readers. We also created a platform for bloggers and website operators to paste an audio toolbar in their website or blog, making it possible for any reader to become a listener. The feedback has been overwhelming and we continue to add new features and users to our site each day.
So, all this may lead you to wonder about the full extent of the possibilities that this technology presents. The answer is truly limitless. We encourage you to try our free service and let us know how you’ve been able to use it to your meet your own needs.

I invite you all to test it for yourself, just register at http://www.readthewords.com/default.aspx and tell us what you think about it.
Have fun!!!!

I’ve been working on a tool called the Thread Buddy, it’s an ajaxy commenting/discussion tool which is really a sort of combination between threaded discussions and comments to be added to any blog site. It’s got peer presence, aliases and both plaintext and rss comment listing, which makes it search engine friendly.

http://threadbuddy.com

View the help to see how to integrate the tool into a website using an iframe.

I been using mint for years, love those little stat windows lol

One of the best blog publishing tool: Windows Live Writer – http://get.live.com/writer/overview

TimeLiner is a small widget you can add to your blog or website for playing audio or video. It acts like a forum, but with a little twist; the messages that visitor post are linked to the corresponding timeline in a (flv)movie or mp3-file. When someone plays back the file reactions will appear at the timeline they were stored at… It’s a kind of 3D-forum!
Timeliner is available as widget or Do-It-Yourself download.

Digital Memo is a tool that automatically distributes your latest blog posts to users desktops via an RSS reader
http://www.popuload.com

Thank you for such an informative post. I like it when the readers are given information and they can find out for themselves with service they prefer instead of the moderator listing only the ones he.she likes and letting newbies in the blogging world (like myself) think that those were the only sources really worth using.
Thanks for believing that your readers had brains of their own and could choose for themselves. It is refreshing.
Thanks again – keep up the great work.
Randy

i was just searching my favorite blogging tool , googles many links and sites , finally i found the best tool that i had used b4 years to blog ,

i was searching for raven , thanks Darren