Manage and Keep Track of Digital Assets with Traackr

You might have your digital assets such as digital photos, videos, music, blogs, websites, audio files etc scattered across the web. It will be quite messy if you don’t organize them properly. A new free web service, Traackr, allows internet enthusiasts to manage and keep track of their web contents more systematically. This service will tell you the popularity of your contents. You can also promote yourself, interact with other content producers and measure your own influence.

To use this service, firstly you need to sign up with Traackr. The signing up process is pretty simple and fast. Once you have signed up, add in your subscription to various content sharing services. The current services available in Traackr are YouTube, Flickr, Revver, Dailymotion, MySpace, Vox, and Last.fm. The subscription process can be done on your profile page. Once you have subscribed, you need to wait about 24 hours for the online service to get the statistics via its auto-discovery service. After 24 hours, you will be able to get information such as number of views, ratings, comments and trend graphs which show statistics over time. Besides, Traackr also show you your tags that get the most views. This information is relatively useful in your traffic.

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