Who’s buzzing about your blog?

Is this something that you want to know, how about your visitors, do they want to know how well thought of or referenced you are in OPB (that’s Other People’s Blogs). I’ve found this widget that seems to do the trick.

It’s a little bit of Javascript code that you can pick up from the widget creators at http://www.mybuzzmonitor.com/.

You can probably see in my sidebar that I have it installed and the only one buzzing about this blog is… well me at the moment (but this will change eventually). You add keywords that you want to monitor and it will show either links (L) or blogs articles (B).

Could be a useful tool.

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