Rich Sage Review: Keegy.com, hybrid Web Mash-up Network

Today I visited keegy.com (http://www.keeygy.com) and applied to have my RSS feeds published on their network.

The web 2.0 application presents itself as “Keegy.com is an hybrid “mashup” web application that generates the published edition through robots that learn from anonymous user interaction.”

During the registration I watched as the robot from Keegy visited the Rich Sage and ‘grabbed’ information about my feeds.

It will be interesting to see what type of traffic this generates, but I have a good feeling that it will do well because of what I’ve seen from RSS traffic in general.

What’s New About This?

The KeegyBOT, a web crawler robot spider will go to Web2.0 sites that are mostly blogs and capture information.

I also read a statement by Keegy that says “Users in each location interact with the site anonymously generating interaction statistics for each City & Country.” My assumption is that these are ACTUAL HUMANS, which sounds very interesting. I am looking forward to seeing what that does in my traffic and the feedback that I’ll see from the system.

Lastly, the Keegy.com system will use an artificial intelligence algorithm to analyze the behavior and rank posts according to the local preferences of a region.

I’ll monitor this site and what it does for me in the coming weeks and report on the outcome.

Rich Sage