Things You'll Need:
- Registered blog, if you have one
- Technorati account
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Step 1
Latest posts on a blog about politicsRead a blog's content feed. Just like any other RSS feed reader, Technorati provides you with blurbs of content from any blog registered on the site. Let's say you want to read blogs about the presidential elections. Just go ahead and do a blog search--by name, author or a simple word--and click on one of the blogs that show up. The latest content on the blog or site will display as a list of posts that you can read on Technorati or by following the links to the original site.
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Step 2
Reactions to a blog threadRead reactions to a blog posting. As if it were a conversation thread, Technorati will show different reactions to entries after they were posted, and how blogs link to each other when covering the same topic.
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Step 3
A site's authority shows next to its nameCheck a site's authority. Technorati classifies blogs and sites by authority, that is, the number of times someone posts a link to your site. The higher the rank, the more incoming links you have to your site. If you just registered yours, this number might actually be a question mark. Don't worry; Technorati is gathering information about you site.
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Step 4
Technorati's Blogger CentralPost a Technorati widget on your site. Get the best out of Technorati and visit the Blogger Central. There, you can find all sorts of widgets and gadgets available for you to use on your own site.
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Step 5
The photos of the day in TechnoratiExplore multimedia content. Technorati selects and updates all the photos and videos that have been uploaded to the web and through different blogs. You can check them on the photos and the video section as if it were a gallery. Instead of visiting all those blogs, you can check the content with one click.







