When social bookmarking happens without you
Just had a great experience - thought I’d better submit my news articles for today to social media sites.
However, the first two I tried to submit were refused - because they had already been submitted by other users. :)
Either another SEO has decided to become my best friend, in which case - the cheques in the post - or else submitting to social media is only required long enough to become noticed - and that once this happens, you automatically start to be picked up.
If this is the case then it’s absolutely great - a pleasant surprise, and one I don’t intend to see lose momentum.
But it also issues a cautionary warning - that the longer you ignore social media sites, the more likely you are failing to tap into what is now a massive Web 2.0 happening - a whole new set of internet tiers outside of Google.
Of course, it helps when you publish news-focused sites in the first place, no matter how small.
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Hi brian
I noticed this a bit with my sites but it only happened when an article started snowballing say when I submitted it to a site like dzone.com and it got popular, then it strangly spreads to the delicious/reddit popular pages etc on its own :P
Comment by Ben — September 4, 2007 @ 8:49 am