BlogExplosion, the popular traffic exchange specialized for blog, has launched another new service, Ping My Blog. Previously, they launched BlogExplosion Headlines feature, where we can submit our individual blog post to their headline page, much like digg.

Ping My Blog is a bulk ping service, similar to Ping-O-Matic and Pingoat. In fact, BlogExplosion’s ping service is supported by Pingoat, so if you already use Pingoat, you don’t have to use Ping My Blog ping service.

Ping, or pinging, itself is a way to notify or send notice to blog search engine, blog feed, or even another ping service. By pinging all of the them, you notify them that you have fresh content to index. That means you have instructed them to spider your latest entry. Getting noticed by the big search engines means much more outside traffic to you. You can read more about ping in here.

If you go to Ping My Blog page, you’ll get the same page as Pingoat’s ping page. Login to your BlogExplosion account first, then select all the services to ping (or choose some of them if you don’t want to ping them all), and click Ping My Blog Now button to start sending ping to all or selected websites.

Since I already use Pingoat ping service, along with Ping-Matic’s, I don’t need to use BlogExplosion’s Ping My Blog. Also, Ping My Blogs doesn’t support XML-RPC yet, so it’s not for anyone who use blogging platform that already give support for automatic ping through XML-RPC, such as Wordpress.

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