Blogging could sure be interactive by adding widgets on your sidebar. You don’t even have to be a super-duper webmaster to add them. On WordPress.com, you could also add your own widgets. If you feel like chatting with the readers of your blog, add the Meebo widget! For WordPress.com users, you could easily drag and drop it from your admin-panel. (And make sure you save the options and widgets you’ve decided to add.) As they just posted on Widget Wednesday it’s MeeboMe! If you feel like chatting with your online readers and buddies without giving your Meebo information, this widget is useful. You have to configure it right after selecting it from your admin-panel. Go to the MeeboMe site for the code you need to paste on the box. The widgets come in three sizes:

• small – 160px x 250px


• regular – 190px x 275px


• super-size – 250px x 300px

And it’s easy once you have your MeeboMe widget configured. You only have to login to Meebo and start chatting with your guests If you haven’t ever used Meebo, that’s alright. You could start using it even if it is only mainly because of your blog. (This is good especially if you want to remain anonymous or something.) You could also IM other people through Meebo, especially if you have a lot of contacts on Yahoo Messenger and MSN Messenger. It’s how convenient Meebo is and now you have it on your sidebar too! There might be some blog readers of yours who might find it a bit slow though since it’s mainly chatting through a client on Flash. It might be that they have trouble rendering such widgets on their web browsers. You can’t please everyone but at least you give people the option of contacting you through MeeboMe. Place it on your blog now and start chatting!

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