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Tag Cloud of Salesforce Related Blogs

December 5, 2005 @ 5:56 pm · Filed under Configuration, Innovations, Tips
By Scott Hemmeter

I came across a cool web service called Tagcloud. The site creates a tag cloud of keywords based upon whatever RSS feeds you give it. I decided to create a Tag Cloud that included some Salesforce blogs: mine, Salesforcewatch.com, Successforce and the Sforce blog.

Tag Cloud of Salesforce.com related blogs

The permalink to the tag cloud is http://www.tagcloud.com/cloud/html/Salesforce/default/50

To change the number of tags displayed, just change the number at the end of the URL (currently 50 tags are shown).

Since most rss feeds do not contain a full history of posts, the cloud is only made up of the posts in the current feed.

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