Virtual Bookmarking
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!
Virtual tools are need for virtual bookmarking
With so many social media sites popping up every day, and with people looking to take advantage of these social bookmarking sites to promote their own websites, blogs, and social pages, there has to be a point where you realize that your efforts to promote your site are outweighing the effort you put into your site.
With so much time being spent backlinking, crosslinking, tweeting, Facebooking and Myspacing, people are sacrificing some of the time they would normally spend creating worthwhile content. What good is increasing your traffic and your pagerank, if there’s nothing on your site worth the promotion?
Well, lots of people make it their main chore to bookmark their site on every microblog, directory, forum, and blog, because they’ve got a product or service they wish to promote. They use virtual bookmarking services like Bookmarking Demon, Bookmarking Ninja, or AutoPligg, to generate hundreds of accounts and thousands of backlinks.
It’s not like the old days where you created a website, joined a web ring, and hoped that the natural interest of your website was enough to generate traffic; now, you have to be a master SEO, and a marketing expert just to get 100 people to visit your page once, if they can find it!
I guess with so much filth and crap on the Internet, you need that extra help to push your website through the years of accumulated garbage. The search engines think they know how to remove the trash, but even they can’t outwit the determination of an Indian blogger who will spend ten hours a day promoting his free-hosted blog just in order to earn a few bucks from random clicks on Google ads.
In a virtual world, I guess you need virtual weapons in order to keep up with the competition, if you can call them that. Virtual bookmarking is just one little weapon in your arsenal to help you win these online battles for traffic, rank, and good old-fashioned visitors.