Smart Internet Marketing

No SEO plan can be complete without social bookmarking. Bookmarking sites are easy and fast — allowing users to link to preexisting blog posts, articles, and sites with as little as a single line of unique content.

Let’s take a look at The Top 4 Sites for Social Bookmarking:

1. Digg: Anyone who’s ever seen a spike in traffic from a front-page link can tell you one thing — it’s good to be “dugg.” Founded in 2004, Digg has always been at the forefront of social bookmarking, but the site became even more crucial when it teamed up with Facebook in May 2009.
2. Delicious: Dating back to 2003, Delicious predates even Digg, and is likewise a potent force in the world of social bookmarking, especially after its 2005 acquisition by Yahoo! Previously located at http://del.icio.us, Delicious was one of the web’s first domain hacks.
3. StumbleUpon: An even older bookmarking service, StumbleUpon was barely post-millennial, emerging in the dark ages of 2001. Perhaps more than any other site, StumbleUpon captures in its name the way the internet often shows us things we didn’t even know we were looking for.
4. Reddit: Owned by social media powerhouse Conde Nast Digital, Reddit has since 2005 offered an SEO linking opportunity free of bells and whistles. To make ends meet, the site recently turned “freemium,” offering “gold” memberships for paying users.