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Create some cool images of your blog posts with "Wordle"

By
Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX Shoreline New Hampshire & Maine

"Wordle" is another of those way cool and free tools you can use to create a "word cloud" from text or a RSS website, i.e. your blog.

Once you submit your text or URL to Wordle, it then turns it into a world cloud with the most used words larger like a tag cloud.Wordle just does it cooler and you can randomize your Wordle clouds into different layours and colors.

Here are some example of the same things several different ways from the Active Rain homepage:

knoxville tn real estate sales of homes, houses, and condos for July 2009

 

knoxville & Farragut Tennessee real estate sales compared to previous years, provided by jim lee, knoxville tn area realtor

knoxville tn real estate sales of homes, houses, and condos for July 2009

Creat some cool word clouds to enhance your blog postings.

Posted by

Jim Lee , REALTOR®, Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)

http://JimLee.com  RE/MAX Shoreline

100 Market St., Suite #200, , Portsmouth, NH 03801 Phone: (603) 431-1111 x3801

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John Mulkey
TheHousingGuru.com - Waleska, GA
Housing Guru

Jim - Interesting looking tool.  I'll have to check it out.

Oct 01, 2009 06:37 AM
Jane Penttinen
V.I.P. Mortgage - Tucson, AZ
NMLS #222178

Great idea Jim.  Thank you for posting the information.  This will be a cool things to play with and see what can be done.

Oct 01, 2009 06:38 AM
Skye Hawk
At Your Service! Virtual Assistant Specialists - Fountain Hills, AZ
NAR Cert. REPA "Rockstar REVA"

Jim- this is a fun little tool to play with. Thanks!!

Oct 01, 2009 06:48 AM
Maureen McCabe
HER Realtors - Columbus, OH
Columbus Ohio Real Estate

I love Wordles.  I've used them to add a little pizzaz on a few posts where I don't have an image to use.  They are a lot of fun.

Oct 01, 2009 10:56 AM