Don't ignore del.icio.us and Stumbleupon - The Diigo Meta page

• 24 Jul 09
  

  heatherdougherty

  social media bookmarking

• 01 May 09
  

  william doust

  the importance of delicious, diigo, and "stumble upon" to socialise your finds, your content and your things to help you become visible in google searches. As a result increase your reputation organically! - build networks and links!

  diigo and marketing strategy delicious and marketing strategy emarketing search engine optimisation search engine marketing for:rachyjohnstone for:elizborg

• 29 Oct 08
  

  Ian Wilker

  Poking about for info for an upcoming presentation and found this from Owyang: "[not much change in] the dominant referrers to my blog -- direct visitors, then Google search, Google refferals, then Twitter -- [but] I’m noticing this increase in traffic fr

  socialmediameasurement metrics webanalytics

• 16 Jan 08
  

  Paul Gillin

  social_news

  • Stumbleupon, provides content based upon behavioral matching; as one specifies likes or dislikes, it also recommends content that other members like you prefer. Both are like social based search, as you can see how people really think about your content and how they self-organize.
  • If you’re a web strategist, you should be looking inside of these tools, look up your content (and your competitors content) and see how the content has been tagged, commented on, and what members have said. You can both find influencers in your market, learn about how to create metadata, SEO, SEM keywords, and gather other intelligence. If you’re truly savvy, you should be tagging all your own content in both of those websites.
• 15 Jan 08
  

  Jérémie Pottier

  del.icio.us stumble.upon webmarketing

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  Lauren Vargas

  measurement

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