Recently, I’ve been testing out some widgets in order to compose this blog entry. I’m a big fan of everything that’s ‘fun and free’ and blog or website widgets are no exception. Here’s a list of 10 very cool widgets for your blog, and what’s more awesome is the ease of installation: a simply copy & paste of codes from the host site to your blog page or website:
- Feedjit -Feedjit lets you see friends and visitors as they arrive on your blog or website. Know when your best friends read about your latest adventure. Be alerted when your most important clients view your latest product offering. Feedjit lets you know, right now, who is visiting your site.
ClustrMaps – Thumbnail hit counter map widget and tracker shows locations of all visitors to any site – free.
Flag Counter – Every time someone from a new country visits your site, a flag will be added to your counter. Not only will this make your site far more interesting, but clicking on your Flag Counter will reveal amazing information and charts!
World Clock – Display a clock on your website. Choose from a wide range of World clock widgets, and customize clock size and colour.
Corner Ribbon – QuickRibbon website ribbon generator, free Web2.0 widget.
Feedback (RateItAll) – The fun and social way to find reviews and share your opinion about anything!
Shoutbox – Connect with your visitors. ShoutMix is a hybrid chat+comments platform that enables you to reach and engage your web audience in real-time.
Twitter Widget – Widgets let you display Twitter updates on your website or social network page. Our widgets are compatible with any website and most social networks.
Blog Cyber Pets – Bunnyhero labs creates animated, interactive, virtual cyber-pets for your myspace, blog or other website.
- Weather Widget (YoWindow) – Free weather program for PC and Mac with living landscapes. Any landscape reflects real time and weather.
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WYSIWYG! I'm a simple person trying to live the simplest life possible - it seems to be the most difficult thing to achieve! I'm an internet enthusiast and I've been a webmaster since early 2007. I like: blogging, developing sites using open source software, social media, computer games, '80s music, comedy & horror, animals, crunching on M&Ms peanut and Smarties!
