Free Qumana Blog Editor

[dgridley]

http://www.qumana.com/

Qumana is for smart, experienced bloggers who want maximum freedom in their blogging life -- the freedom to post to multiple blogs and blog platforms, and the freedom to make money from advertising with no restrictions.

Better Editing Functions and Advertising Options
Qumana combines a state-of-the-art, easy-to-use offline blog editor with the keyword-based advertising available from leading ad networks.

Instant Tagging
Qumana, with its proprietary tagging and keyword tool, allows bloggers to indicate which keywords best describe the content of his or her post.

Multiple Blog Feeds
Using Qumana, bloggers create information-rich content that flows seamlessly into RSS feeds, dramatically extending a post's reach into new audiences.

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I'm about to give it a try myself...

 

[Dave_Z]

Thanks, Big Dave! I'll give it a whirl myself for my WordPress blog!

 

[dgridley]

To me, the editor is only half the story.. the real fruit on the tree is the AdGenta integration. It's not yet as robust as Adsense but it allows you to choose the keywords that best describe your post and displays ads accordingly. Payout is at $20 too! Qumana also features Technorati tags.. an added plus!

Now, I'd like to see a similar editor for websites..

Thanks, Big Dave! I'll give it a whirl myself for my WordPress blog!

 

[navjotjsingh]

Thanks for such a wonderful software. I use it now for blogging purposes.

 

[dgridley]

Be sure to download the newest release (just a few days old).. and if you like Qumana, also check out Thingamablog (for posting blogs to your own domains):
http://thingamablog.sourceforge.net/index.html

 

[godinu]

have any of you noticed good results (clickthroughs/payouts) with this program yet? Sounds intriguing. Thanks in advance.

 

[dgridley]

I think ultimately the click-throughs might be better than Adsense as each ad block is tagged "click for more like this" or something to that effect... I use them on my blog at lookwhatdavefound.wordpress.com and have had "good" results so far.. at least comparable to Adsense IMO.

 

[godinu]

thanks, dgridley. I didn't realize a free blog place like wordpress would let you earn money on ads. I figured they'd want to place their own ads on it.

informative blog you have, btw.

 

[dgridley]

Thanks.. glad you like it.. btw- my Wordpress account is one you get by invitation only. Wordpress doesn't place ads on those.