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Rebecca Appleton (166 Posts)
Rebecca is the managing director of search engine optimization agency Dakota Digital a full-service agency offering SEO, online PR, web copywriting, media relationship management, and social media strategy. Rebecca works directly with each client to increase online visibility, brand profile, and search engine rankings. She has headed a number of international campaigns for large brands.
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Hi This really interesting Article. I was not aware of this. Thanks for your 20 Bookmarking Sites You Need To Know About Article.
HI Rebecca,
Great insights. I’ve been using some sites from your list and some are new for me. Keep writing..
Great article. I hadn’t considered the value of no-follow links on bookmarking sites before, and there are a few sites on this list that are new to me. Very useful information. Thanks!
Good one.
Thanks some of them were new to me.
Awesome list Rebecca! Looks like Diigo just bought up Furl and integrated everything yesterday.
I have been using a majority of these sites already and they have proven to be truly beneficial to improving ranking as well as traffic to my sites. This is an excellently written article with a wealth of knowledge.
Bookmarking is dead whether in the browser, through a social bookmarking site like del.ico.us, blinklist, magnolia; or through an external repository like Google bookmarks or Opera bookmarks sync.
Even Diigo stands at risk since the product is nothing more than an enhanced delicious.
The future belongs to SimplyBox, iLighter, and those in the future who catch on by combining virtual clipping with tagging.
Sure, many who have emotional investment in the likes of delicious shall stick with it, the same as old folks who continue to subscribe to the local newspaper.
Hi! good collection of bookmarking sites. I mostly use blinlist, Delisious, Foldk and faves. thanks for listing all other sites.