Social Bookmarking Software, Get The Job Done
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of the social bookmarking software that I have tried. This one
outshines them all. I have seen tons of different bots that assist
you in getting your content out there faster, but they work with too
many different kinds of sites and never quite master it quite like
Bookmarking Demon does. It is simple, try to do everything and you
will fail at everything, not exactly fail but they aren't quite on
the same level as bookmarking demon.
Social Bookmarking Software I Have Tried
SENuke – Ok, again its a jack of all trades and it does socially bookmark. Like I said before it doesn't have all the functions that Bookmarking Demon has because it can't: schedule future bookmarks, randomize usernames for every single site, and has a monthly fee.
Magic Submitter – Pretty much all of the same complaints as SENuke, while they aren't really complaints but Bookmarking Demo just makes it more natural looking.
Bookmarking Demon – This is definitely the best software for social bookmarking, the downside is that it ONLY social bookmarks. If that’s what you need though, you can't go wrong with this software. It will schedule times and dates to submit your bookmarks so you can drip them out, use random user names while submitting/creating to look more natural, and more sites to submit to than any other software.
The Conclusion
I think that if you just want to socially bookmark you will want the software that doesn't cost by the month and is best at what it does, right? If you plan on starting a article submission campaign on top of socially bookmarking, then you might want to go with something like Magic Submitter.
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As far as I understand and use social bookmarking for myself is... well for bookmarks that I will use in the future kind of like bookmarking on my web browser. The social interaction is there but not quite like it is with Hubpages or anything. I mean if I can Digg something and have it rank high in the search engines for even a couple of days and get some reads, I provided them with a service by giving them traffic so they wont complain. I also provided the readers with some (hopefully) entertaining reading material so they win. I get traffic as well so I win.
I mainly use social bookmarking to get indexed quickly but it is true if you have something truly fascinating that you are giving out for free, like information on Hubpages then it could go viral too! and you have other people bookmarking your content that they found on a bookmarking site so then you get more attention.
All in all, some social media sites are about interaction and some are about just what you can crank out for the user. For example, Hubpages wouldn't mind if I didn't reply to comments and just used Hubs to build backlinks to my other domains, as long as I follow their rules and guidelines which state not to spam and their definition of spam is copied, undesirable, or otherwise over promotional content, so as long as I don't do that they couldn't care what I do really. While being socially active can help you get more traffic, this traffic depends on you being socially active. So it is dependent on what you want, personally I like a more hands off method so I can start rolling in some money and cashing in on my hubs without doing anything. Not to say I want to do nothing, but if I wanted to go on vacation for a month I would expect very little to change in my monthly earnings.
BrianS 22 months ago
Everything I read about using social media sites says that you have to interact with and engage the community. I really can't see how automated software can do this. But I would say it is probably a good way to get a back link if that's all you want.