A few years ago the world of Social Bookmarking exploded and sites like Digg and StumbleUpon shot up the ranks. With extensive knowledge of Social Bookmarking and the technology behind it, I noticed a gap in the market and compiled a pair of ebooks to explain the whole Social Bookmarking concept to people with little [...]
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Social Bookmarking E-Book
November 26th, 2008 — Social Bookmarking
Who Are Your Visitors And What Do They Want?
November 25th, 2008 — Social Bookmarking
Who uses Social Bookmark sites? It’s important to identify your target audience and consider just who actually uses Social Bookmarking sites. This will give you an idea of just who you’re writing to when you create your articles or web pages which are designed to generate huge traffic from SB sites. By having a target [...]
Social Bookmarking Meets RSS
November 22nd, 2008 — Social Bookmarking
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and is a method for streaming data in real time from other websites. You can take chunks of information like links, images, or articles and display them on your own site, or on a mobile device, or however your readers want. The advantages of this for SEO are immense. [...]
Wide Spread Exposure & Getting Indexed At Hyperspeed
November 21st, 2008 — Social Bookmarking
Wide Spread Exposure We’ve already seen that just by adding a link to one of our articles on a social bookmarking site, we can potentially generate lots of traffic, and immediately generate a valuable, free incoming link. The amazing thing is that we can duplicate this step for virtually every social bookmarking site out there. [...]
Tag Em N Bag Em
November 20th, 2008 — Social Bookmarking
Social Bookmark sites were unique in their introduction of the tagging system. A tag is nothing more than a label which can be applied to any bookmark, by anyone. You can apply several tags to a single page. Technorati, for example, allows up to 20. A tag is just a category under which all sites [...]