I love the tag cloud that my Abraham Harrison web site offers — when it looks like it is supposed to — it is styled to — then it give you a most excellent representation of what’s going on on the corporate site, allowing a visitor to more visually — and instinctively — find what he’s looking for. Here’s a picture of what the tag cloud should look like:
And, here’s the tag cloud without styles rendered.
abraham Abraham Harrison Abraham Harrison Earned Media Abraham Harrison LLC ahllc blogger activation blogger outreach Blogger PR blogger relations bloggers blogging blogs BR buzz marketing case studies case study Chris Abraham conversation marketing corporate blog corporate blogging corporate blogs crisis response defensive SEO digital PR digital public relations earned media FAF Fresh Air Fresh Air Fund google google apps google apps premier Harrison IMC International Medical Corps Mark Harrison online community Online Engagement online marketing online outreach online PR pr blog pr blogging products publicity blog public relations search engine optimization SEO services smpr SNS social media social media PR social network social networking services social networks Survivor Corps testimonial Twitter web 2.0
The content is the same and the keywords are still indicative of all the content that can be found on the AHLLC web site. That said, having the fonts of each keyword phrase increased according to number of incidence and frequency — more popular terms are represented in a larger, bolder font; less popular terms are represented in finer, smaller text. The effect is do much more powerful with so much more impact and punch.
