Dofollow Social Bookmarking Sites

I would like to share my mammoth list of over 764 dofollow social bookmarking sites. This list contains some of the largest and best dofollow social bookmarking sites that you can insert your links to for free, to increase your site’s exposure over the web and also increase your site’s SERPS(Search engine result page).

I hope you guys enjoy this mammoth list of dofollow social bookmarking sites and hopefully, it gives your web site an extra boost in the search engines. This is another great way for you to do some free marketing for your site and save some money.

So get started….

1. www.onlinesocialbookmarking.com
2. www.letsdobookmark.com
3. www.yoorl.com
4. www.yfoozle.com
5. www.xoogle.net
6. www.xnul.com
7. www.xbot.cc
8. www.zuggu.com
9. www.zoogim.com
10. www.zoeblog.com
11. www.zlitt.com
12. www.zippe.net
13. www.yourlinkgoeshere.com
14. www.yourbookmark.biz
15. www.your-bookmark.com
16. www.xnaportal.com
17. www.xmaui.com
18. www.world-fiesta.com
19. www.wordofblog.org
20. www.woffa.com
21. www.wobblog.com
22. www.wirefan.com
23. www.wikio.com
24. www.wideopenmic.com
25. www.whitelinks.com
26. www.weekend-directory.com
27. www.weddingplanner777.com
28. www.webpopper.com
29. www.webmomsplace.com
30. www.webmaster911.com
31. www.webkabel.nl
32. www.webexpresspro.com
33. www.web2me2.com
34. www.we-cms.info
35. www.vroomr.net
36. www.votultau.ro
37. www.votefreemedia.org
38. www.vindianz.com
39. www.video-marketing.org
40. www.vidballot.com
41. www.verzeichnis.ovalnets.de
42. www.vastdirectory.com
43. www.vao.net.pl
44. www.v0v.com
45. www.uvouch.com
46. www.usethesource.com
47. www.urlex.info
48. www.upstartblogger.com
49. www.upchuckr.com
50. www.undeal.com
51. www.unbridledlearning.com
52. www.tutorialsforall.com
53. www.tricromedia.com
54. www.torqq.com
55. www.toptubes.net
56. www.topstumbles.com
57. www.toppen.nu
58. www.top-hackers.com
59. www.tools4web.net
60. www.toastednation.com
61. www.to-visit-vietnam.com
62. www.tnblogwatch.com
63. www.thoof.com
64. www.thinkrenotahoe.com
65. www.thinkgrids.com
66. www.thelosthub.com
67. www.theanimalnet.com
68. www.the-rss-directory.com
69. www.thatinfofix.com
70. www.th3scoop.com
71. www.templatespace.net
72. www.tektag.com
73. www.tednews.com
74. www.tedigo.net
75. www.tagzoogle.com
76. www.tagza.com
77. www.tagoodle.com
78. www.tagne.ws
79. www.tagji.com
80. www.taggly.com
81. www.taggar.be
82. www.tagfacts.com
83. www.tagcloud9.com
84. www.tabletpccounter.com
85. www.syncone.net
86. www.swappractices.com
87. www.susanhatedliterature.net
88. www.stumpview.com
89. www.stuffs4u.com
90. www.studentup.com
91. www.strollby.com
92. www.strictly.ca
93. www.strategicboard.com
94. www.stork-games.com
95. www.stirrdup.com
96. www.steelcitymusic.ca
97. www.starton.us
98. www.startator.com
99. www.startaid.com
100. www.starsbuzz.com
101. www.squigglr.com
102. www.spurl.net
103. www.spotonce.com
104. www.spokanenews.org
105. www.sokmotortoppen.net
106. www.socialdanger.com
107. www.socialbookmarkingsite.com
108. www.socialbookmarking.us
109. www.socialbookmark.in
110. www.smutdb.com
111. www.skypeteer.com
112. www.sk-rt.com
113. www.sitejot.com
114. www.singa-property.com
115. www.simpy.com
116. www.siamtopsite.com
117. www.shoutwire.com
118. www.shareddish.com
119. www.share-news.net
120. www.shakenow.com
121. www.setmusicfree.info
122. www.searchles.com
123. www.sdas.com
124. www.scuttleplus.com
125. www.scroople.com
126. www.scrigg.com
127. www.scicastlive.com
128. www.schoolblogvote.com
129. www.sagabyte.com
130. www.safertoys.org
131. www.rscheata.com
132. www.rojo.com
133. www.rockvibes.net
134. www.respider.com
135. www.recipe-buzz.com
136. www.realarticle.com
137. www.rawtraining.com
138. www.ratingg.com
139. www.rapid-i.org
140. www.rankufc.com
141. www.rankalo.net
142. www.ramnathinfotech.com
143. www.queerfmnews.com
144. www.qoomla.com
145. www.putvote.com
146. www.ps3news.com
147. www.proxiestoday.com
148. www.projectfunk.com
149. www.pricetags.org
150. www.possibility.co.in
151. www.portachi.com
152. www.politicsnews.ca
153. www.plugim.com
154. www.plugamug.com
155. www.pliggtemplates.eu
156. www.pliggplace.com
157. www.playtowininternetcasino.com
158. www.pinoymug.com
159. www.pillfish.net
160. www.photoxels.com
161. www.philoi.com
162. www.phetchit.com
163. www.persiandirectory.ca
164. www.peopleicio.us
165. www.pcmagvote.com
166. www.pbtimes.net
167. www.patternstash.com
168. www.pakquest.com
169. www.pagestacker.com
170. www.oylinki.com
171. www.oyax.com
172. www.optimiz.us
173. www.ontheditch.net
174. www.onlywire.com
175. www.onlinelinks.ro
176. www.onlinegamingdirectory.com
177. www.onlinebookmarkmanager.com
178. www.online-movies-free.com
179. www.onedepot.com
180. www.oncologyzone.com
181. www.olgn.net
182. www.nutmouth.com
183. www.nulify.com
184. www.nichemastersites.com
185. www.ngcity.net
186. www.newsweight.com
187. www.newsthumper.com
188. www.newsroom.ie
189. www.newspoo.com
190. www.newskiwi.com
191. www.newsdots.com
192. www.newsdoggy.com
193. www.newscola.com
194. www.newsbigg.com
195. www.netvouz.com
196. www.mywebdesktop.net
197. www.myvmarks.com
198. www.mysocialbookmarkers.com
199. www.mysitevote.com
200. www.mypinkink.com
201. www.mypinkcheese.com
202. www.myoutdoornews.com
203. www.mylinkvault.com
204. www.myfreeproxy.be
205. www.myfavoritesonline.com
206. www.myfavlinks.com
207. www.mycartel.co.uk
208. www.mybookmarks.com
209. www.my-architecture.com
210. www.mvptimes.com
211. www.muzikvids.com
212. www.mumlatz.com
213. www.mumdinger.com
214. www.muchdirectory.com
215. www.motherapproves.net
216. www.moneyclicker.com
217. www.moneybyauction.com
218. www.mobleo.net
219. www.mixx.com
220. www.miniatory.com
221. www.minddeposit.com
222. www.mindcow.com
223. www.memestreams.net
224. www.megite.com
225. www.mcpaige.com
226. www.master-baiting.com
227. www.marktd.com
228. www.markaboo.com
229. www.maple.nu
230. www.manoj.co.in
231. www.majeeka.com
232. www.lunabeannation.com
233. www.ludicrous.net
234. www.lucazone.info
235. www.lostmarks.com
236. www.liveserv.org
237. www.listerlister.com
238. www.linxserver.com
239. www.linqued.com
240. www.linkvote.com
241. www.linkswarm.com
242. www.linksprocket.com
243. www.linksnarf.com
244. www.linksavenue.com
245. www.linkets.com
246. www.linkagogo.com
247. www.link-mania.org
248. www.lickmyblogs.com
249. www.lessonportal.com
250. www.latestramblings.com
251. www.laflink.com
252. www.ladykillr.com
253. www.kwoff.com
254. www.kwcloud.com
255. www.klikeranje.com
256. www.kitchenlackey.com
257. www.kit-graphik.com
258. www.kez6.com
259. www.kaplunkit.com
260. www.kapely.net
261. www.kaboodle.com
262. www.journaldigest.eyst.org
263. www.joomocracy.com
264. www.jonhs.com
265. www.jetmarks.com
266. www.jeqq.com
267. www.jediresourcecenter.org
268. www.jackool.com
269. www.jackhumphrey.com
270. www.itdirectory.be
271. www.it-ideas.com
272. www.intresting.co.in
273. www.insane.gr
274. www.info4it.com
275. www.indiarooster.com
276. www.indiantags.com
277. www.indianpick.com
278. www.indianpad.com
279. www.indiamarks.com
280. www.independentescortsoflasvegas.com
281. www.incestfeed.com
282. www.impera-victoria.com
283. www.ilovethislife.net
284. www.ikeepbookmarks.com
285. www.ignitionforce.com
286. www.ifoundgeorgetown.com
287. www.ifaves.com
288. www.idiggronpaul.com
289. www.i89.us
290. www.hun.ch
291. www.hugg.com
292. www.htnn.net
293. www.housingdiscussion.com
294. www.hotbuzz.in
295. www.hot2canada.com
296. www.hostprint.com
297. www.hoodiadietpillcom.com
298. www.homebusinessvoices.com
299. www.hmmpost.com
300. www.hiphoppick.com
301. www.highvibeit.com
302. www.hebbet.com
303. www.healthhunters.net
304. www.harrrd.com
305. www.haohaoreport.com
306. www.hanzoweb.com
307. www.halo3films.com
308. www.hackysackdirectory.com
309. www.gsdirectory.net
310. www.gregyboy.com
311. www.greendope.com
312. www.greatonlineresource.com
313. www.got2see.info
314. www.googleorbust.com
315. www.google.co.in
316. www.globusport.com
317. www.givealink.org
318. www.gfoozle.com
319. www.getboo.com
320. www.georgferdinand.nl
321. www.geordies.net
322. www.gecku.com
323. www.gd-sites.com
324. www.gcurious.com
325. www.games-news-2.com
326. www.gamerflex.com
327. www.gadgetsieve.com
328. www.gaddiposh.com
329. www.gabbr.com
330. www.fuzzfizz.com
331. www.furl.net
332. www.fuelmyblog.com
333. www.fsudir.org
334. www.freespeechproject.com
335. www.freelink.org
336. www.freedownloads2all.com
337. www.frassle.net
338. www.foxiewire.com
339. www.formyvote.com
340. www.forexindexy.com
341. www.foreseeably.com
342. www.folkd.com
343. www.fl-rt.com
344. www.findnot.com
345. www.feedest.com
346. www.fcc.com
347. www.favoritoo.com
348. www.favoor.com
349. www.fantasysportsexperts.com
350. www.fallingskies.com
351. www.f1mad.com
352. www.ez4u.net
353. www.excites.com
354. www.everytingjamaican.com
355. www.everythingblack.com
356. www.evening-news.ru
357. www.esnips.com
358. www.eprowl.com
359. www.emodrama.com
360. www.elk-grove-ca.com
361. www.eldridge.to
362. www.edensavr.org
363. www.eclecticpunk.com
364. www.ebookmarking.com
365. www.ebonybbwatlanta.com
366. www.ebizdigger.com
367. www.eatthissite.com
368. www.easytahiti.org
369. www.easysubmit123.com
370. www.easybm.com
371. www.earthfrisk.com
372. www.dzugg.com
373. www.dzone.com
374. www.dvdshark.com
375. www.dua4me.com
376. www.drunkstunts.com
377. www.dropjack.com
378. www.doshcafe.com
379. www.disneylinks.com
380. www.diigo.com
381. www.digsex.org
382. www.diggonline.net
383. www.diggamovie.com
384. www.digga.se
385. www.digfree.net
386. www.developernewz.com
387. www.devdigger.com
388. www.desipitara.com
389. www.dekut.com
390. www.debategod.com
391. www.data-hotel.org
392. www.danzaslap.com
393. www.dailylineup.org
394. www.crebuzz.com
395. www.crapshare.com
396. www.crankk.com
397. www.craftjuice.com
398. www.costplusten.net
399. www.coolstart.org
400. www.contentpop.com
401. www.consumerbookreviews.com
402. www.connectedy.com
403. www.conk.org
404. www.complore.com
405. www.commonscontent.com
406. www.collegefun.info
407. www.coinopia.com
408. www.cmymark.com
409. www.cliqt.com
410. www.clipdeli.com
411. www.cipel.com
412. www.choowawa.com
413. www.chixy.org
414. www.chinamemes.com
415. www.chick-digger.com
416. www.chekakidogo.com
417. www.cheapr.com
418. www.celticfutures.co.uk
419. www.celmania.org
420. www.celebhungama.com
421. www.catchlive.com
422. www.carreview.co.in
423. www.canadawebdirectory.info
424. www.came2pass.com
425. www.cagedflame.com
426. www.business-startup.ie
427. www.bukmark.net
428. www.bryanhunsinger.org
429. www.bringr.com
430. www.bridgelist.com
431. www.bookmax.net
432. www.bookmarkus.eu
433. www.bookmarktracker.com
434. www.bookmarksync.com
435. www.bookmarks.nazariya.com
436. www.bookmarks-s.de
437. www.bookmarkall.com
438. www.bookmark4you.com
439. www.bookmark-tag.com
440. www.bonydo.com
441. www.bolsayfinanzas.com
442. www.bmaccess.net
443. www.blurpalicious.com
444. www.blogs4god.com
445. www.bloglot.com
446. www.blogevity.com
447. www.blogcatalog.com
448. www.blogbuzzr.com
449. www.blogadeal.com
450. www.blinkur.com
451. www.blinklist.com
452. www.blinkbits.com
453. www.blacknewsuniverse.com
454. www.bikeandhike.net
455. www.biginfosite.com
456. www.bibsonomy.org
457. www.betplug.com
458. www.bestofindya.com
459. www.bestandworstsites.com
460. www.baseballink.com
461. www.barth24.net
462. www.barksbookmarks.com
463. www.backflip.com
464. www.babadao.com
465. www.azpills.com
466. www.ausculture.com
467. www.astigg.com
468. www.articlesnetwork.net
469. www.articlesarchieve.com
470. www.artdiggity.com
471. www.art4heart.info
472. www.apitoday.com
473. www.anonymousproxylist.org
474. www.anniyalogam.com
475. www.americavotes2020.com
476. www.allrnb.org
477. www.admitt.com
478. www.acolitame.net
479. www.a1-webmarks.com
480. www.7minuteimpressions.com
481. www.7hobbits.com
482. www.7878748.com
483. www.76newsalways.com
484. www.2collab.com
485. www.2020code.com
486. www.1topix.com
487. www.wizdom.ch
488. www.wink.com
489. www.wideknow.com
490. www.whatslikeit.com
491. www.whatdoyouknowabout.com
492. www.wedigsearch.net
493. www.webverzeichnis.zimmer-mit-charme.eu
494. www.web2news.us
495. www.web2list.com
496. www.web-ave.com
497. www.washangeles.com
498. www.warious.com
499. www.wagg.it
500. www.votepress.com
501. votedmostpopular.com
502. votedlinks.com
503. vitvisky.com
504. videorake.com
505. veryhotlinks.com
506. venture-buzz.com
507. veille.esangathan.fr
508. v2tag.com
509. urlbump.com
510. unload.jp
511. under-link.com
512. tryhit.com
513. travelsuggest.us
514. tooright.info
515. toe-news.com
516. thatsi.com
517. tell.web.id
518. techtrend.com
519. tags.psyc.us
520. tags.bikersunite.org
521. tag.zurpy.com
522. tabmarks.com
523. swik.net
524. swapmarks.com
525. superwebcamgirls.com
526. supermodelsfalling.com
527. submitnews.savethesoldiers.com
528. spotback.com
529. sportsnewz.info
530. sports.newsby.us
531. sourceforge.net
532. socialbookmarkwebsite.com
533. socialbookmarksite.com
534. socialbookmarking.org
535. social-bookmarking.scriptil.com
536. sligg.net
537. slashdot.org
538. shoutingstones.net
539. shoprz.net
540. sherwyn.com
541. sharexa.com
542. sharebrain.info
543. share.websitemagazine.com
544. share-news.net
545. shakk.us
546. seoice.com
547. scriptmaking.com
548. scott.yang.id.au
549. sciencecentr.org
550. saysaid.com
551. sajberia.com
552. reviewmysite.temi.co.uk
553. rescue.web.id
554. reddit.com
555. reckondit.com
556. rapefeed.com
557. randomninja.com
558. quadriot.com
559. qiel.com
560. q8igg.com
561. puregraffiti.com
562. prube.com
563. primelinkz.com
564. potongstim.com
565. postnews.holmedmarket.com
566. popculturewiz.com
567. politicoemfoco.com
568. pliggplace.com
569. pligg.zeegal.com
570. pligg.se
571. pligg.scrum-on.com
572. pligg.huldransnatt.nu
573. pligg-template.com
574. planeterlang.org
575. pinoybee.com
576. pinglog.com
577. picandastory.com
578. phptut.li
579. panamanewsblog.com
580. palbe.net
581. oyax.com
582. outpost18.com
583. osnweb.com
584. opfiles.com
585. oks.ph
586. oinko.net
587. oamarks.sulekha.com
588. nybergmiller.com
589. npgb.org
590. notedby.us
591. ngetop.com
592. newzly.com
593. newz.890m.com
594. newsqb.com
595. newskicks.com
596. newsfinda.com
597. netvouz.com
598. netsay.net
599. myspacefun.org
600. mysitevote.com
601. mypage.ws
602. mydeallist.com
603. my.computingfreak.com
604. murl.com
605. motherapproves.net
606. morehello.com
607. moogme.com
608. mobiseer.com
609. mmog-world.com
610. men.netscape.com
611. members.ezinearticles.com
612. maxtags.com
613. matchpile.com
614. malaysiastory.net
615. majarty.com
616. ma.gnolia.com
617. lyricmonce.info
618. lolsci.com
619. littledidyouknow.com
620. linktagger.net
621. links.dosed.de
622. linkogle.com
623. linkni.cz
624. linkdigg.com
625. linkanarchy.com
626. lilisto.lilisto.com
627. lifeinnews.com
628. larisan.web.id
629. lankalife.com
630. labs.micronode.net
631. koolontheweb.com
632. kinomixx.com
633. kedet.com
634. jobhuntr.com
635. jigg.in
636. jetmarks.com
637. jeega.com
638. jaikinrox.lifelogger.com
639. isellular.com
640. iselect.ru
641. iphonewishlist.net
642. inshasta.com
643. infotain.ruwenzori.net
644. indiasphere.net
645. in.dexer.org
646. imp.etuo.us
647. ilovethislife.net
648. ihm.igcity.net
649. idoinow.info
650. idiomato.com
651. idiggweed.com
652. hoteldirectory.org.uk
653. hostsweb.org
654. highvibeit.com
655. hibookmark.com
656. heoju.new21.org
657. guruvu.com
658. guruslike.com
659. gullible.net
660. gruks.com
661. grubmodo.com
662. gregucci.com
663. gps.spotshoppingguide.com
664. gottoread.com
665. goodclothes.us
666. goodcarslinks.org
667. gethitt.com
668. getdickenscider.com
669. gd-sites.com
670. gameradam.com
671. gamelurk.com
672. gambigg.com
673. gadgetswanted.com
674. fungow.com
675. fsudir.org
676. frassle.net
677. foundit.open.ac.uk
678. forums.pligg.com
679. fliggr.com
680. firdaus.info
681. findomato.com
682. find-it-free.com
683. fil.es
684. feed.fastlanedaily.com
685. favorites.jumbee.net
686. faves.com
687. faved.net
688. facebump.com
689. en.pixels-xxx.com
690. elementalscape2.com
691. e-objave.com
692. dotslap.com
693. dohat.com
694. dofollow.us
695. directory.typosonline.com
696. directory.gfxclass.com
697. dingyy.com
698. dingdango.com
699. digufun.com
700. digimoe.com
701. diggdirect.com
702. diggdex.com
703. digg.woddow.com
704. digg.com
705. desigrade.com
706. demos.kubelabs.com
707. deliciousdroppings.com
708. del.icio.us
709. dealfollower.com
710. dealflare.net
711. de.lirio.us
712. curereach.com
713. cookingbase.com
714. continentalappliances.com.au
715. commonscontent.com
716. colecamplese.com
717. cloudytags.com
718. clipdeli.com
719. class-ass.com
720. clap.com
721. chess.mobengines.com
722. cgi.fark.com
723. cestou.cz
724. celebworld.info
725. cast6.com
726. canadabookmarks.com
727. campwii.com
728. bwsmith.com
729. bryanhunsinger.org
730. brokencontrollers.com
731. bookmarks.philippinecountry.com
732. bookmarks.ph
733. bookmarks.oneindia.in
734. bookmark.atnewz.com
735. bloogoz.com
736. bloglinkage.com
737. bloggerati.com.au
738. blizzardzz.com
739. blipoo.com
740. bliggi.com
741. blessedit.com
742. bharatinfo.com
743. bebo101.com
744. bcloud.com
745. bargains.aumate.com
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Building A Portfolio Of Websites

There are many ways to build an income from a website, but not all of them involve selling a product or service directly to your customer. It’s also not necessary to build a significant income from one site alone – in fact, there are plenty of people who rake in a lot of money from having built up a range of websites on all kinds of different subjects.

The trick is to create a template that works, and then repeat, repeat, repeat… Read on to find out more about how to do just that.

The great thing about having your own website is that you can make money from it in lots of different ways – and most of that income can be made twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.

So let’s start with your first website. You need to build it around a subject that will always be popular – subjects like earning more money, working from home, various financial products, credit cards, that kind of thing. There are also plenty of niche topics that will bring in a smaller but more focused audience that you can make a lot of money from, so it’s worth doing some research around your hobbies and interests to see how many people are interested in the same thing.

Use a keyword tool to work out what the best keywords are to use, and choose a domain name that uses some of these in a logical way. Once you’ve got your domain name registered and you’re ready to build your website, you need to monetize it to provide you with an income. Google Adsense is an obvious start, but you should also join sites such as Commission Junction and ClickBank so you can offer various relevant products to your visitors.

You can put display ads and banners on your site to link directly into certain products and services, but you can also make good use of text links. You should make the effort to write articles which are optimized to attract search engine traffic, and then insert relevant text links which lead from certain keywords to that specific product, which you will then earn a commission on whenever someone buys one.

While you will benefit from search engine traffic it will pay to promote your website as much as you can. When you are writing content to put on your site, write some similar pieces that you can submit to article directories with a link back to your website, to provide some free publicity.

Take the time to make sure your first site is established, but while you do that you should also spend some time looking for another subject area to build your next site around. Make sure you have a web host that allows you to host a lot of sites, since you will soon be building and promoting more than you might think!

So long as your income from each site exceeds your outgoings for web hosting and renewing your domain name when necessary, you’ll be in profit with each and every one. And the great thing is that the more you do, the more knowledge you will amass about what works and what doesn’t. A simple tweak to the layout of your website can result in increased profits, so make sure you use all the knowledge you have to boost your income.

Before you know it you’ll have a huge portfolio of established websites, each bringing in a stream of income for you every day that will keep going regardless of what else you might be doing. Building your next site perhaps?

It’s time to get started then! But before you do, feel free to post your comments below and share your experiences of this money making opportunity.

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Web 2.0 websites are typically known for the use of CSS, Folksonomies (social tagging, classification, and indexing), Microformats, REST/XML/JSON-based APIs, rich internet applications such as Ajax, Flex, or Flash, semantically valid XHTML and HTML, RSS/Atom syndication and aggregation, weblog-publishing tools, wiki or forum software, and the extended use of internet privacy and content management. Below is a list of the top 15 websites that have been influential in establishing these methods of functionality on the web.

1. iGoogle
Google has been a rising star for the past decade now, and is officially the largest American corporation not a part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The original site started out as a simple search engine, eventually becoming a wide network of sites and services that include Gmail, Google Maps, Google Docs, Google Talk, Google Desktop, AdWords, Analytics, Picasa, and Google Earth, among others. As a testament to the company’s popularity, the word “Google” was added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary as a verb in 2006, meaning “to use the Google search engine to obtain information on the internet.” Google’s “iGoogle” variant site has shown to be a comparable staple on the 2.0 scene.

2. Flickr
With the advent of modern Web 2.0 content, one of the first forms of media to become the cornerstone of user-generated communities was photos. With the popularity of blogging, people began to not only want to share their experiences in text form, but in photo form as well. Hence, this form of visual expression became a popular aspect of the internet. Flickr introduced the ability to upload and share your photos with the world and receive feedback.

3. Facebook
In the natural order of technological evolution, there is always a “new” website that debuts as an advancement over an existing one. For MySpace, that natural evolution was Facebook. In recent years MySpace has become a breeding ground for social abuse, including stalking, child predation, sexuality, and other forms of depravity, including the overuse of cutesy sparkling animated GIFs. What Facebook offered was a straight-forward, minimalistic, accessible social network that cleaned up where MySpace had made a mess. With it’s heightened privacy protocols and lack of profile clutter, Facebook quickly became a popular utility for social networking.

4. MySpace
Speaking of MySpace… Rising from the popularity of other social networks like Melodramatic, LiveJournal, and Friendster, MySpace rose to prominence as the premier social network of the 21st century. It offered a bevy of new features and functionality that made it unique, including the ability to embed HTML code directly into your profile in order to customize it to your preferences. Eventually adding additional content such as Music, Videos, Personals, Forums, and Games, MySpace soon became a hub of community-generated content and activity. Like I said in number 3, Facebook, of course, was the natural evolution of the social networking craze started by MySpace.

5. YouTube
As a natural progression, the next form of media to find it’s place on the internet was video. Following in the footsteps of Flickr, YouTube offered users the ability to upload videos to the internet and share them with other users. You could even copy and paste the embed code into your website, such as a MySpace profile, which helped to also promote the customization of social networking systems.

6. Blogger
Today, Blogger is a part of the Google network of websites, but that wasn’t always the case. Blogger started out in 1999 as an early self-publishing blog utility, which, at the time, had little commercial application. However, with a brand new tool for creative expression now available to the public, Blogger took off like a rocket. With millions of blogs and a new one created every minute, Blogger is no doubt the trailblazer of the modern blogosphere.

7. WordPress
Wordpress, another self-publishing blog utility, is to the open source market what Blogger was to online hosted applications. Feeding off of the popularity of the blogosphere as perpetuated by services like Blogger, LiveJournal and Moveable Type, WordPress was introduced as a standalone package of files that could be installed onto a server by the FTP savvy and configured as a personal blog and website. With a recent rise of DIY-web designers and bloggers, this seemed like the next logical step for internet users who are becoming more adept at content management. With it’s simplicity, usability, and Web 2.0 functionality, WordPress hit Legendary status in no time.

8. Wikipedia
Nothing exemplifies “user-generated content” more than Wikipedia. As the encyclopedia anyone can edit, Wikipedia is a vast collection of information submitted, edited, and validated by the user.  As quite possibly the world’s largest collaborative effort, the site boasts more than 900,000 unique visits per day and is one of the most frequently referenced sites on the internet.

9. Yahoo!
Yahoo was one of the earlier frontrunners in the search engine game. They established themselves as a mighty force on the internet before Google had become the powerhouse it is today. However, credit is due to Yahoo as they pioneered the universal internet hub format that is commonly seen on sites such as MSN and iGoogle.

10. Digg
With so many blogs and news sites and online videos and other resources, wouldn’t it be nice if there was one place where we could have access to all of the content on the internet at once? Well, there is, and that place is Digg. So many websites offer up some form of content online, and with the widespread use of RSS feeds, it is easier than ever to create an automated hub to provide access to these sites. Users are able to submit links to the site for other users to view, and depending on the popularity of the link, it will either become accessible to even more users or disappear into obscurity. User-generated content has never been easier to share.

11. iLike
Without a doubt, the music-sharing revolution of the 21st century was initiated by the debut of the original Napster. It introduced users to the internet music trade and showed the world just how integral the internet is, and can be, to the music industry. Napster was obviously shut down, but it’s spirit lives on in the form of sites like iLike. iLike is a social networking site centered around music that epitomizes the idea of user-generated/maintained/organized content. Users can sample and download songs from upcoming as well as already established artists. iLike stands apart from the rest of the music sites because of its unique Web 2.0 functionality. Not only is it a standalone website, but it also has a Facebook app, an iTunes plugin, and other site/app addons that allow users to constantly stay connected with the world through music.

12. Amazon
The internet opened many doors, but none as profitable as online stores. Amazon represents an entire niche of websites in the genre of eCommerce. Internet sales have skyrocketed since the advent of online purchases, and have even become comparable to live sales in stores. Amazon is an arena of user-generated content and accessibility that gives people the ability to buy just about anything they want from one of the biggest commercial markets in the world.

13. eBay
Started out in 1995, eBay was Web 2.0 before the term “Web 2.0″ even existed. EBay introduced online auctions to the internet in a way that nobody had ever seen, and it caught on like wildfire. Today, the site boasts nearly 170 million users and is currently the premier auction site in the world. Since eBay also owns PayPal and Skype, you can consider this a triple threat.

14. Twitter
Twitter is a social network that takes the focus away from bulky profiles and side-features and provides an emphasized use of the communication qualities of modern networks. As a tool for trading “comments,” Twitter allows you to maintain flowing conversations and stay in touch with friends and random users.

15. Creative Commons
With the rise of user-generated content on the internet, it’s only natural that users would want to protect that content so as to prevent intellectual theft. Creative Commons provides just that. With many Web 2.0 elements in itself, CC allows users to claim “some rights reserved” for their projects and content. In an environment where legal copyrights often do not apply, it is refreshing to have an element of “Web 2.0 Protection” on the internet.

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A lot of entrepreneurs who are new to internet marketing fail. They fail because they follow advice from so called experts who really have no idea what they are talking about. In the online world of internet marketing there are a bunch of fakers. It is really simple to get sold on the hope of easy money in this field. The simple truth is that there is no such thing as making easy money. You still need to put in a substantial amount of effort learning what the truth really is.

This industry has its fair share of liars. Learning how to separate the liars from marketers who tell the truth is one of the most time consuming and upsetting aspects of this business. Once you find someone who tells the truth though, you better buckle down and soak up every last tidbit of advice they offer. People like that are a rare breed.

The pros have learned through trial and error. The professionals choose to make a living through niche marketing for a couple of really good reasons. The main reason is because it is much easier to get a site to rank number one in search engines if you target a really long keyword phrase. The experienced people refer to these as long tails. Take a peak for yourself. Do you think it would be easier to rank for the term black widgets or for the term purple widgets with purple stripes and white dots? Obviously there will be a lot less websites promoting the longer version. This means that you should have less competition. Less competition normally means easier ranking.

There are really plenty of good reasons. Another reason that the legitimate pros focus on small niches is because of the numbers game. When you build a blog in niche, you really don’t know how much money there really is in that niche until after the work has been completed. Can you picture yourself dedicating months and months of your time into a website only to discover that there is no real money in that category?

Less competitive keywords help. If you focus on really specific niches, you can follow a system that allows you to crank out bunches of websites in any given day. Then it becomes a numbers game. You can build a site very quickly. Then advertise it lightly and quickly. In a few short months you get decent search engine placement from the website. Then you see how much money there really is in that niche. Then focus on building out the more profitable ones while you let the unprofitable niches set.

Think about it. This is the most intelligent path to success. By using methods like this, you can focus on banging out small yet decent sites that accomplish one specific task. That task is normally to get the visitor to visit another site. If you’ve been killing yourself trying to get one stupid blog to make money, I suggest you look into this alternative method.

The Internet can be a perfect time saver, giving you access to realms of information with just a few taps of your mouse. Unfortunately, it can be a great time waster, also. Here are some of the overlooked ways to waste time on the internet. Avoid these online pitfalls if you’re hoping for an effective work day.

Its easy to waste plenty of hours downloading and watching videos online. Its no surprise that YouTube is so popular. Its enjoyable to watch online videos.

Those looking for celebrity news can check the Web pages of checkout aisle gossip tabloids. Sports fans can constantly watch the news of their favorite teams.

Those hungry for the latest current events can log onto the home pages of any of the country’s major newspapers or TV stations.

Just ask your co-worker who spends hours each day playing online hearts. You can check in with your spouse, too, who spends far too much time each day playing online spades. Time tends to slip away when you’re playing online games.

Social networking is another great time-waster. Sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace can be useful tools for business networking. But they can also be ways to waste away the hours looking up former friends.

People need to recognize the various ways that they are wasting their time. There are so many more productive things that we could be doing. Isn’t it time we started shutting off the computer and the television and spent more time doing more important things?

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Social networking sites appear on a daily basis and across all kinds of niches and if you’ve been wondering about what will be your return on investment if you decide to jump onboard the social media marketing bandwagon this article will help to clarify just what you can expect from your social networking endeavors.

With so many social networking sites out there its easy to get lost in the woods, struggling to find your way around and find yourself camped out, talking nonsense with the social media fools, freaks and geeks sending postcards, virtual drinks and all those other latest social applications floating around the social media universe.

So, to avoid wasting your time, energy and money (after all time is money) here is a three point plan to making a success of your social media marketing campaign;

Start by listing three things to get a clear picture of who you are, who you are not and who you want to be. Branding is a big part of any marketing model but with social networking sites able to send your message, words or brand across several platforms with the click of a button it’s vital you nail it from day one. If you don’t you might just end up the fool at the party. And nobody listens to a fool!

Next in your plan to conquer the social media world should be a research phase. Start out with a list of twenty popular social networking sites and find out if your customers would use this type of platform. This is easy to do but very important because the last thing you want is to waste your time, efforts and energy on facebook if all your customers are on Zenzuu or some other niche social networking site.

Finally, enter the social media party the way you would enter a room full of strangers. Take the time to look around and listen to what others are saying and don’t rush in with all guns blazing or you will be shot down like an outlaw. Twitter is a good place to start. Listen and learn before you start to tweet or nobody will hear the noise you make.

The bottom line is simple. Be different, add value and entertain and when you do this you will see that you when you speak people will begin to listen and when they begin to listen you can begin to tell them about your site and your business and they might just take a look for themselves.

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