Extract Thoughts From Blogs - Know What People Are Thinking?

What would it be worth to you to be able to enter a keyword, phrase, brand name, product name, or person, and instantly receive aggregated results that showed you what people were saying about it online?

For example, if you were about to buy a new car (like I am), you might enter Mazda 6 and see results such as:

• is a beautiful car
• is the best purchase I ever made
• is fun to drive

These would represent a list of the most popular 'extracted thoughts' found online about the item you're researching. In other words, 'is a beautiful car' isn't just a random thought by a single individual out there somewhere, but it actually represents the most common thought found online (on blogs) related to that item.

Isn't that powerful?!?!

Without having to spend hours surfing the Web, manually trying to find, read and correlate the thoughts expressed in hundreds or thousands of reviews, comments, and feedback, you can have instant access to this information with the click of a button. 

Consider this scenario. Perhaps you have a product you sell, and you want to know the most common feedback people have about it. You could type in your product's name, and maybe see results such as:

• is difficult to use
• is much more expensive than Product B
• could be improved by allowing me to ...

Do you think that kind of information would be valuable to you? Do you think it would help in refining the product, as well as its pricing?

If you want to learn more, and begin to tap into this technology yourself, be sure to visit www.blabble.com.

The site provides more information, and some real-world examples.

It is currently a beta product, and may end up costing $$ when released, I'm not sure. I couldn't find that information myself.