Cynthia Pinsonnault writes:

Very nice, easy to add and set up. A nice feature with the potential to greatly increase exposure, or even just to keep an eye on our own articles. Thanks!

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Shirley Bass writes:

That was quick and easy to set up.

I decided to track Christopher Knight. I know what I have written and I like learning new things. Writing is something I can always improve on.

As an improvement for this feature, it would be nice to track more than one favorite author.

Shirley Bass

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Edward Weiss writes:

I’m sure you know this Chris, but you can also add an author RSS feed to Google ipage. I did it in the hopes of increased link juice and Page Rank but I’m not sure if these links are counted by Google.

It’s hard out here for a web pimp.

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Christina Sponias writes:

Hi Chris!

I guess that iGoogle is like Twitter. I don’t see any necessity or additional benefit on using it.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Edward,

Yes, I know you add any authors RSS feed to your iGoogle. :) We had to start somewhere so we figured we’d start with the Google Gadget being nothing more than the XML feed for an author and work on improving it from there.

Christina,

iGoogle is nothing like Twtter. iGoogle is more like My.Yahoo.com

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Christina Sponias writes:

I see! Do you have any connection with other people through this page or is it simply a personal page where you can see the news you care about?

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Annie B Lawrence writes:

Great new feature Chris. Thanks for your continous work and improvement to the site. Always curious to see what you will add next.

Annie

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Lance Winslow writes:

Yikes, I am being tracked!

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Christina Sponias writes:

I’m waiting for possible private lessons about iGoogle from someone who has enough time and enough knowledge to care about teaching me the basics, because I don’t have time to care about this matter! at least not now.

Why should we use it?

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