Social Bookmarking as a SEO Tactic!

Social Bookmarking as a SEO Tactic!

A new kind of link building tactic is revolutionary to the SEO arsenal. Far
be it for me to sell you on the idea of social bookmarking but with
carefully timed posting to these sites, exposure can work their magic for
the website owner and those concerned with SEO in creating back-links.

If you are a responsible site owner intent on creating back-links for
legitimate purposes then you can use software to "Automatically register and
submit metatags" (keywords) to hundreds of Social bookmarking sites
including CAPTCHA protected sites.


http://make-it-or-break-it.blogspot....okmarking.html

SAWebay wrote:

Social Bookmarking as a SEO Tactic!

A new kind of link building tactic is revolutionary to the SEO arsenal. Far
be it for me to sell you on the idea of social bookmarking but with
carefully timed posting to these sites, exposure can work their magic for
the website owner and those concerned with SEO in creating back-links.

If you are a responsible site owner intent on creating back-links for
legitimate purposes then you can use software to "Automatically register and
submit metatags" (keywords) to hundreds of Social bookmarking sites
including CAPTCHA protected sites.

http://[snip].html

The above advice should not be followed by anyone who depends
on search results to bring in business. It is very risky.

If someone in his garage can automate social bookmarking, then you
better believe that someone at Google can automate detecting that
activity and penalizing any website that tries to gain an unfair
advantage in that way.

Here is the *right* way to use social bookmarking as a SEO Tactic:

Join some sites that are related to your business, but do so as a
human being who participates and contibutes, not as a robot spammer
looking only to promote a website. Let people know who you are
and what you do in an "about me" page (and a .sig if allowed), but
don't push it like a spammer would.

For example, I am writing this because I know that someone reading
it will be helped by my advice, and thus I am someone who
participates and contibutes to the alt.internet.search-engines
newsgroup. I have a secondary purpose, which is to get more links
to my website at <http://www.guymacon.com/>, but that's not what I
am thinking about as I partipate in newsgroups -- it is just icing
on the cake. My main goal is being helpful and helping others.
Do that, and the links will come -- and they will be the kind of
links that boost your place in search results even when the search
engines change algorithms.


--
Guy Macon
<http://www.guymacon.com/>

WARNING:
Multiple accounts is spammy in nature and you will get banned! Use it
wisely!
--
http://make-it-or-break-it.blogspot.com


"Guy Macon" <http://www.guymacon.com/> wrote

SAWebay wrote:

Social Bookmarking as a SEO Tactic!

A new kind of link building tactic is revolutionary to the SEO arsenal.
Far
be it for me to sell you on the idea of social bookmarking but with
carefully timed posting to these sites, exposure can work their magic for
the website owner and those concerned with SEO in creating back-links.

If you are a responsible site owner intent on creating back-links for
legitimate purposes then you can use software to "Automatically register
and
submit metatags" (keywords) to hundreds of Social bookmarking sites
including CAPTCHA protected sites.

http://[snip].html

The above advice should not be followed by anyone who depends
on search results to bring in business. It is very risky.

If someone in his garage can automate social bookmarking, then you
better believe that someone at Google can automate detecting that
activity and penalizing any website that tries to gain an unfair
advantage in that way.

Here is the *right* way to use social bookmarking as a SEO Tactic:

Join some sites that are related to your business, but do so as a
human being who participates and contibutes, not as a robot spammer
looking only to promote a website. Let people know who you are
and what you do in an "about me" page (and a .sig if allowed), but
don't push it like a spammer would.

For example, I am writing this because I know that someone reading
it will be helped by my advice, and thus I am someone who
participates and contibutes to the alt.internet.search-engines
newsgroup. I have a secondary purpose, which is to get more links
to my website at <http://www.guymacon.com/>, but that's not what I
am thinking about as I partipate in newsgroups -- it is just icing
on the cake. My main goal is being helpful and helping others.
Do that, and the links will come -- and they will be the kind of
links that boost your place in search results even when the search
engines change algorithms.


--
Guy Macon
http://www.guymacon.com/