StumbleUpon, one of the most popular ways to discover new Web sites and videos on the Internet, announced that it has reached a major milestone of five million registered users and almost five billion ’stumbles’ since its debut in the fall of 2001 — with over one billion ’stumbles’ to-date in 2008 alone. A ’stumble’ equates to a Web site delivered to a user when they press the Stumble button on the StumbleUpon toolbar. Read More »

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How To: Manipulate Del.icio.us to Drive Visitors and Dollars to Your Site - 20 Tips and Tricks

Although Digg gets the bulk of social media attention, del.icio.us is a powerful tool that’s not to be overlooked. It’s not quite as big and overpopulated, so del.icio.us offers nearly a perfect combination of easy entry and gameability. Here we’ll discuss a number of strategies you can use to dominate del.icio.us and see a massive influx of traffic and revenue. Read More »

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PhoneFavs is the first social bookmarking system completely designed and optimized for mobile phone users. The free service enables users to keep an always-available list of bookmarks for web sites that can be easily viewed on a mobile browser.

With PhoneFavs, users can store, organize and share bookmarks and access them on any device, anywhere. PhoneFavs’ deceptively simple homepage serves as a gateway to PhoneFav’s three main services: online bookmarks or Favs, a handpicked mobile link directory, and a “mobilizer” which automatically adapts standard web pages for improved viewing on smaller screen devices.

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Ximmy.com, a newly launched social networking/bookmarking web site, earns money for its users even as they share news, videos, pictures and web sites. It’s a great place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the Internet. Their goal is to create a central place where people can voice their opinions on issues they are passionate about.

“The unique thing about Ximmy.com is that it allows users to earn rewards for participating by submitting and publishing articles and posting comments,” says Richard Ung, Senior Executive of Ximmy.com. “Users earn points through submissions that can be accumulated and redeemed for cash.”

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gnizr™ (gə-nīzər) is an open source application for social bookmarking and web mashup. It is easy to use gnizr to create a personalized del.icio.us-like portal for a group of friends and colleagues to store, classify, and share information, and mash-it-up with information about location.

Image Matters LLC contributed gnizr to the Open Source community, and continues to support its development as part of its gnizr Enterprise software.

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SocialArticle.com is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. From the biggest online destinations to the most obscure blog, SocialArticle.com surfaces the best stuff as voted on by our users. You won’t find editors at SocialArticle we’re here to provide a place where people can collectively determine the value of content and we’re changing the way people consume information online.

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2collab is a social bookmarking site where you can store and organize your favorite internet resources – such as blogs, websites, research articles, and more. Then, in private or public groups you can decide to share your bookmarks with others – stimulating debate and discussion. Members of groups can evaluate these resources (by rating bookmarks, tagging and adding comments), or add their own bookmarks. You can browse public groups and bookmarks, but must register (your name and email address) to access the full functionality – such as creating groups, adding comments, and adding bookmarks.

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Hugg, similar to the social bookmarking website digg, allows users to vote up and down top news stories. But this site was built by the folks behind the popular eco-blog Treehugger, and it concentrates on green news. With an array of user submitted green news from green gift giving, practical ways to washing clothes and eco-friendly flooring, Hugg is on its way to being your one stop shop for the latest green news and trends in the marketplace.

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The newest versions of Opera’s Web browsers will allow both mobile devices and PCs to share a common set of bookmarks.

The Norwegian browser company is set to release beta versions of Opera 9.5 and Opera Mini 4 later Thursday at a rock show, of all things, in San Francisco on the last day of the CTIA conference. The company is most excited about a new feature called Opera Link, Jon von Tetzchner, co-founder and CEO of Opera, said in an interview just a block away from the Moscone Center and the CTIA crowds. Opera Link is a service that lets Web surfers access a common set of bookmarks from both a mobile phone running Opera Mini and a PC running Opera 9.5. Read More »

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Someone I respect likes to refer social bookmarking as another form of SEO. Another friend says it will eventually displace SEO. I think, personally, social media - and not just bookmarking, but all social media - is a form of Internet marketing that is outside of the realm of SEO, but that has some SEO benefits.

What I mean is, you can build a nice solid link building campaign through social networking, bookmarking, and other social media. But that’s not its primary purpose nor is it the primary benefit. Social bookmarking is better utilized as a traffic tool. Sure, you can increase your link popularity and search engine positioning by adding a lot of links to your portfolio, but if you don’t have really useful social content then all you have are links.

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