If you have a blog, or more specifically, multiple blogs, you may find it tiresome to sift through them all and manually assign appropriate tags and links. Jiglu is a new auto-tagging and link-pulling service that does the dirty work for you so you.
When you sign up for Jiglu and name the blog-hosting sites on which you have content (Jiglu supports all major blogginig platforms), Jiglu automatically scans each of your blogs and identifies important key words and subsequently creates relevant tags and links. The technology is the “Kinomi Dynamic Discovery Engine”, which allows large bodies of dynamic content to be analyzed in context and exposes the hidden links between different elements. Jiglu also provides you with several different widgets which make the initial blog scan, create new tags and links, and identify the most popular tags and links. All of the widgets are customizable in terms of size and behavior.
Jiglu.com In Their Own Words
“Jiglu plugs into your site to automatically create intelligent tags and links for your web content. This means that people can dive straight in and read what they want – your most popular blog entries or even stuff buried deep within your site”.
Why Jiglu.com It Might Be A Killer
Jiglu is a great service that expedites blog-tagging with minimal effort on your part. It’s especially good for anyone with multiple blogs, eliminating the need to scan each one manually in order to create your own tags. What could have been a somewhat intimidating site interface is actually surprisingly user-friendly, and it’s extremely easy to find answers to all of your support questions. Additionally, Jiglu plans on expanding its services to include more languages, and will soon come out with a service that supports Wiki pages as well.
Some Questions About Jiglu.com
It would be great if Jiglu could expedite the blog-scanning process even more by offering various fields to enter in your blog URLs, so that you don’t have to go back to the site’s home page every time you want to request that Jiglu scan another blog. 
