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Feb 17

Some Do Follow Bookmarking Sites

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Here is a list of 24 "dofollow" bookmarking sites. (Note: some of these may have changed to "no follow" by now.)

That means if you open an account and bookmark sites using these bookmarking services, you will get some link value from your bookmarks. This can be very significant if you are trying to get some SEO value out of your bookmarking efforts.

You can also increase the link value of your public bookmark archives by providing some links to them. Here, for example, are two of mine:

Rick's Furl.net bookmark archive

Rick's Bibsonomy.org bookmark archive

8 comments

  1. § Rom @ PR4 Directory Email said on : 02/20/08 @ 10:55
    Thanks for the resource!

    I haven't been into social bookmarking lately.

    Aside from the SEO benefits of SB sites, they can also bring in direct traffic from time to time . So its a very good investment IMO.
  2. § rickh® Email said on : 02/20/08 @ 11:39
    I've also found that bookmarking sites come and go. These days more going than coming. Probably because many sites were started when it was a novel idea about 18 months ago, and when they discovered that they could get lots of traffic but little revenue site owners started trying to morph them into other things.
  3. § Sapan Behar Email said on : 02/21/08 @ 12:16
    Thanks for the link. I never paid much attention to Furl, Spurl, Blinklist etc. but this will make me use these more.
  4. § rickh® Email said on : 02/21/08 @ 12:52
    Hi Sapan. Thanks for stopping by. I hope this list is helpful.
  5. § Bobby said on : 03/08/08 @ 18:11
    rich, thanks for the links. Iv been working heavily on SEO and this is just what I needed!
  6. § David Williams Email said on : 03/12/08 @ 06:56
    Thank You. But still I didnot go for any bookmarking sites. As far as i can understand besides SEO benifits there are direct links given from time to time.
  7. § SEO guy said on : 04/04/08 @ 16:34
    In my opinion people take their Google PR too seriously. Link juice only helps if your going for the number one spot for a competitive keyword and it takes months for link juice to make a difference. You are better off targeting low competition niches with good quality content.
  8. § david Email said on : 11/09/08 @ 04:47
    Thanks for the resource!

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