Lijit, the personal network search tool, reportedly has plans to close on a $3.3 million venture round this month.
The company had already raised $900,000 in venture capital and angel funds earlier this year (covered here), with investors including Colorado Fund, Brad Feld, Seth Goldstein and Paul Berberian. It also landed a partnership with Feedburner to provide search services for Feedburner's network. Lijit's search tools can be placed on blogs to enable site visitors to search the blog's content, and allows you to search through your own personal network across sites like Digg, YouTube and StumbleUpon. Lijit's search system allows for "experts" to become recognized members of the community as well.
Similar services include Technorati, BlogRovr Eurekster and Heeii.