Do you like tagging your friends inside your Facebook photos, but want to tag more? With Tangelo Tags you can tag all your cool stuff, favorite places, virtually everything with descriptions and URL links to anywhere on the web.
Tagging your photos with Tangelo Tags allows your friends, and fans, to see what's inside your photos. It's the best way to share your story on Facebook.
Squeeze the most out of your photos on Facebook with Tangelo Tags. Try it out today, it's free and lots of fun.
Turn your blog photos into a resource for your readers with Tangelo. It's a free photo tagging tool perfect for making your images more exciting, relevant and useful. Transform ordinary, static photos into rich, interactive content that will get your readers talking about your blog.
Mouse over the image to see what's tagged inside!
With the increase in the number of blogs out there you must create more exciting and valuable content. Content is king and the best content brings better results; re-tweets, followers, fans - whatever you hope to achieve.
Until now, you might have used Flickr or some other photo sharing site to host/manage your images. That's great, we love those sites too. Regular photos are good, but readers want to do more than just look at them. Tangelo enables your readers to get more from your blog by allowing them to discover what's inside your images.
Turn your blog into a true resource for your fans & followers and they will tell the world about your blog.
Trying to sell your car or just want to impress your friends? Then you know how photos help tell a story. Now with Tangelo's tagging platform you can take your photos and make them interactive. Allow your friends, family and social networks to discover what's inside all your photos making your story more exciting, more inviting, more memorable.
Look at this image. What do you see? A Porsche maybe, if you know cars. Now move your mouse over the image to discover much more.
Now you can see the power of Tangelo's image tags. This is much more than just a Porsche, and this Tangelo image is now much more than just a picture.
If you are using static photos in your Blogger posts STOP and check out Tangelo, the free photo tagging tool perfect for making your interior design images more exciting, relevant and useful. (http://www.tangeloimages.com). Transform your old, static photos into rich, interactive content with image tags powered by Tangelo.
Mouse over the image to see what's tagged inside!
With the increase in the number of interior design blogs out there you must create more appealing and productive content to compete. Content is king and the best content brings better results; re-tweets, followers, fans - whatever you hope to achieve.
Until now, you might have used Flickr or some other photo sharing site to host/manage your images. That's great, we love those sites too. Images are such a huge part of interior design blogs and readers want to do more than just look at them. Technology has enabled us to get anything we want from anywhere online, that includes your images.
Turn your blog into a true resource for your fans & followers and they will tell the world about your blog.
I need another vacation like this one. My wife and I went to Little Dix Bay two years ago. It was one of our best vacations ever. We stayed in cottage #23, 100 feet from the beach photo below.
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From the pool to the peaks on Virgin Gorda, every view of Little Dix Bay is breathtaking.
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The hospitality and food were great too.
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If you ever have a chance to go, don't pass it up. You won't be disappointed. Rosewood is world class all the way.
I met Mr. Hayzlett at an ANA conference in Phoenix this past fall. We had a brief conversation about technology and social media while he was waiting to go back stage before his presentation.
Check out his new book The Mirror Test. It's packed with real world marketing insights that every marketer, entrepreneur and business owner needs to know. There's a link to buy the book in the image below.
Mouse over every Tangelo image to discover what's tagged inside.
All of the top social media experts have thousands of followers because they are a resource for learning about social media. They use Facebook, Twitter, Linked In and YouTube, among others, to share relevant information about social marketing. Most of the time it’s their own, but a lot of the time they post, link and re-tweet other sources. That’s what makes it social media.
Social media channels rely on interesting content to tell a story and images play a big part. Here’s where Tangelo comes in. Tangelo is an image tagging tool that allows you to convert your static images into a relevant, interactive content - a new resource for your audience.
An image tag is a “blurb” that pops up over the image with a description and links to more information about a particular person, place or product in that image. It’s a simple thing that will change the way you look at images forever.
With image tags your fans and followers can now discover what’s inside all your images in your Facebook page, blog, website, and even your twitter “tweets”.
Here are two images. They are the same image, but one has tags powered by Tangelo. Now you tell me which one of these you want to share with your friends?
Image 1
Image 2
That’s pretty cool, but there’s more. Every tagged image itself is a social widget. It can be emailed, posted on social networks, embedded in blogs and web pages, even tweeted. Your images are now a true resource in your social media marketing.
But wait, as the infomercials say, there’s more. Because every tagged image is a widget, you can use Tangelo images that other people create. Some of you may use Flickr or other social photo sharing sites to get photos for your blogs. Well you can do the same with a Tangelo image.
Imagine you're tagging this beautiful kitchen image below. You embed it on your web site and blog. You post it to your Facebook fan page, and you “tweet” it to all your followers on twitter. I “like” your Facebook page and I see this image. It’s really cool and would be perfect for my home design blog post I am working on. So, I embed it on my blog. This gives me some cool content to go along with my blog post and you get more people looking and clicking on your image.
Here’s where the power of a Tangelo image gets real interesting. So, let’s say 100 followers see your kitchen image and 10 put it on their blogs or tweet about it to their 500+ fans and followers. All the traffic, from your links, comes back to you. Multiply that over and over and now you see the power of a Tangelo image.
Oh, did I mention you can track all of it.
What to do next? That’s easy, sign up for a free account and start tagging and sharing your images.
Husband, Father, Designer, Adventure Racer, Photographer, Fly Fisherman, Social Media Marketer and Co-founder-Tangelo. See me: http://www.tangeloimages.com/profile/DavidAlden
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