LinkWithin: Snazzy “You Might Also Like”

I wanted to answer the fol­low­ing ques­tion that was asked when I wrote about my blog Makeover in a sep­a­rate post. My rea­son is that I thought it was a ques­tion that many peo­ple might have when perus­ing the blo­gos­phere & one I had pre­vi­ously before find­ing out how peo­ple cre­ated a “You Might Also Like” sec­tion under their posts. Also, I love that Coryanne at house­wifeb­liss used the word snazzy. I think Mad Men is amaz­ing as well, not just because my gor­geous best friend was once on the show. (Although, I do think she should end up with a reoc­cur­ring role!)

Alright here’s the question:

Coryanne:
02/12/2010 at 2:08 pm (Edit)

Sepia is always more flat­ter­ing than colour! I have all my pics 1960’d in pic­nic now — we all look so healthy. And I did notice all the changes, try­ing to fig­ure out myself how to do every­thing, but I am sure that your hubby is right. By the way, how do you do that snazzy ‘you might also like’.…

not sure why I keep using snazzy, per­haps I have been watch­ing to much madmen

Ok, now for the answer…I use LinkWithin to get the “You Might Also Like” if you are on Blog­ger you can cre­ate a wid­get (LinkWithin takes you through the steps) and on Word­Press there is a Plu­gin designed for this you can add it from the Plu­g­ins sec­tion of your Word­Press dashboard.

Now, go add this to your blog. It’s easy & doesn’t cre­ate a bunch of clutter.

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