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less of how they're organized, the links, when clicked, take visitors to another location
within the site that features content related to each word.
You can add a free, customizable tag-cloud generator to your Tumblr blog by pasting
some code into your site at the location where you'd like it to appear. To grab a copy of
the free code for your Tumblr blog, or to preview what the tag cloud for your Tumblr
blog might look like, visit Heather Rivers' website at
http://rive.rs/projects/
tumblr-tag-clouds
, and follow the instructions on the page. (See Figure 10-8.)
Figure 10-8:
Preview the tag cloud for your Tumblr blog before adding the code to your site.
Pikchur
If you're one of the millions of people obsessed with taking photos with your camera
phone, you're going to love this app. Pikchur is an online service that lets you upload
your photos and videos in one place and share them automatically with all your linked
social media and micro-blogging sites.
Pikchur works with Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, FriendFeed, and Plurk, just to
name a few. It's also mobile-friendly and offers a pro account service with access to
traffic stats on your picture posts.
