Best social bookmarking service for fast indexing?

[ThomasTe]

Hi,

I got a few incoming links recently (let's say five), from some high PR sites. I've then created links to these from digg, but they are not showing up yet in google.
Four of the five digg posts are showing, but the pages these are refering to is not showing up. It's two days ago I created the digg links.

How long should this take, or is there a faster way/service?

Thanks.

By the way, if I don't answer this thread for some days, it's because I'm gonna be a dad within the next few days.

Regards,
Thomas

[gamesrebel]

There are lots of other social bookmarking websites. You should bookmark your link or page yourself and also get a few people to do so. Then your pages will easily get indexed in google.

[js112]

yeah, i think you post on social networking can help you be indexed by google sooner

[ThomasTe]

Thanks, I bookmarked a few links last week, but they are not showing up yet. The posts I made on digg are showing up on google, but the links they have are not.

Is that normal?

Regards,
Thomas

[andrewhayn1]

Digg is the best social bookmarking service. Then the twitter and delicious. And many others like blinklist, propeller, faves, etc also are very much useful.

[jack37]

It is interesting. In my blogs about cebu attraction, I have bookmarked my pages in different bookmarking site like reddit, stumbleupon, yahoo buzz, etc. its quite helpful though.
great

[jack37]

i also tried digg and propeller. These bookmarking sites are just very helpful

[Pufferf1sh]

If you are bookmarking primarily to get your site's pages indexed quickly, plus pick up a few backlinks and referrals here and there, then consider using something like social marker or bookmarking demon which allow you to make multiple semi-automated bookmarks.

[kennethsmith72]

Digg Facebook Stumbleupon Mixx Technorati Twitter Delicious Propeller Jumptags

[sck4784]

I use Digg, Stumbleupon, Reddit, Facebook, Propeller, Jumptags, Mix

[breakdance]

Originally Posted by Pufferf1sh

If you are bookmarking primarily to get your site's pages indexed quickly, plus pick up a few backlinks and referrals here and there, then consider using something like social marker or bookmarking demon which allow you to make multiple semi-automated bookmarks.

Also, you guys can also try *SocialBot V4.0* from our fellow Warrior, "BigMike":

SocialBot V4.0 | Quickly Bookmark ALL Of Your Website's Pages Automatically (Without Doing It Page By Page) With SocialBot

[ThomasTe]

Thanks, guys. Should a single link from digg not be enough. Apparently not, I just can't understand why.

The links I have on my digg posts are to profiles created with Paul and Angelas system.

Regards,
Thomas

[untreatableonline]

Digg, Buzz, Stumbleupon, Twitter are the top four in my books but I am going to explore some of the others mentioned above

[robvegas626]

Digg and Propeller. Reddit is #3. While Digg is powerful, they are also quite fussy and will ban you quickly if they sense that you are trying to mass-bookmark your pages.

[ThomasTe]

The posts on digg have been indexed by google. It's the pages they are linking to which have not, which I find a bit curious.

Thanks.

Regards,
Thomas

[ThomasTe]

Just checked, and it seems that my digg posts have been de-indexed from google.

[ngseosept]

The top three social bookmarking sites I use are Digg, Propeller and Stumbleupon. Of these three, Digg is the most effective.

[Cecille20]

For me, propeller,stumbleupon and digg is very effective when submitting your story. It will give you a good traffic and will index by Se's.

[health259]

yes social bookmark sites helps in indexing. just wait as links crawl you will got backlinks

[bestbuddy1986]

Digg is good

[kadaj05]

Originally Posted by bestbuddy1986

Digg is good

Don't Forget to Using www[dot]TagQu[dot]com , that is Do Follow Social Bookmarking site, and it will be usefull for you to increase your website's SeO quality

[ThomasTe]

Great, thanks guys. I've just submitted one of the links to socialmarker.com with 100 posts, so let's see if that works.

Regards,
Thomas

[Edge88]

Originally Posted by ThomasTe

The posts on digg have been indexed by google. It's the pages they are linking to which have not, which I find a bit curious.

Thanks.

Regards,
Thomas

Originally Posted by ThomasTe

Thanks, guys. .....

The links I have on my digg posts are to profiles created with Paul and Angelas system.

Regards,
Thomas

Originally Posted by ThomasTe

Thanks, I bookmarked a few links last week, but they are not showing up yet. The posts I made on digg are showing up on google, but the links they have are not.

Is that normal?

Regards,
Thomas

Originally Posted by ThomasTe

Hi,

I got a few incoming links recently (let's say five), from some high PR sites. I've then created links to these from digg, but they are not showing up yet in google.
Four of the five digg posts are showing, but the pages these are refering to is not showing up. It's two days ago I created the digg links.
......

Regards,
Thomas

I'm wondering the same thing, as many replies as this thread got, no one has answered your question. everyone is just listing the places to bookmark.

The question here is:

You bookmark something, then google finds that bookmark and indexes it (didn't index your page, but the digg.com/wahtever). now your bookmarked page has links on it, will google go on it and crawl those links?

I was under hte impression that it would, but it's taking awhile and not owrking for me either, i checked the dig.com snipet and the links on it are nofollow......

If anyone can answer that, it would be really help!

Thanks a lot

[ThomasTe]

Thanks, Edge. I will see what happens when I've submitted it to alot of places.
In your case, is it also Paul and Angela's links?

Regards,
Thomas

[Edge88]

Tom,

tried to PM you...

no they arent angela's and pauls, but they the same kind of back links. now, what I did was to post back links in about 70 of them, then to go and make an html page on pastehtml.com with links to all my profiles. so theres a page on pastehtml with profile1, profile2, profile3.... profile70. and each is a link to where my backlinks are posted. and then i "digg"ed (dugg? ) the html page. now it seems that the digg has been indexed but the html page the digg is about has not. its like google isnt following the link on digg (which is nofollow btw)... have your backlinks been indexed yet?

Ed

[wordgeist]

I think if you want to be index fast you should use Twitter.

[ThomasTe]

Hi Ed,

No results yet, it usually takes around a week to have them processed. I'll get back on how it worked out.
Tried it with just a single of my links.

If we don't talk, have a nice weekend (of course, also have a nice weekend if we do).

Thanks.

Regards,
Thomas

[Thinkfast]

Originally Posted by js112

yeah, i think you post on social networking can help you be indexed by google sooner

Hi,

I think social networking sites will not help you indexing. Social networking sites can be beneficial for traffics only.

Social bookmarking can be helpful for quick indexing in search engines.

Thanks

[chukwuma]

Originally Posted by lumbardi

All the top 5 social bookmarking services in this article comply with these criteria, except for Bluedot which doesn’t have an export option. And the winners are…

Furl
LookSmart’s Furl is one of the seniors of social bookmarking and definitely among the most advanced. If you are serious about your online research, this is the tool for you.

Navigating among all of Furl’s features is easy — everything is stored behind four tabs. The tab My Archive displays all of your bookmarks. All the essential tools are kept in a neat little box. It lets you search your own bookmarks, all of Furl or the entire web. Drop-down menus let you sort your bookmarks by tag, by date or both.

The bookmark list has lots of tools that make it easy to move, delete or email bookmarks, and clicking on the Edit tool lets you store and edit all kinds of information. If you are a blogger or a webmaster, code is available that will display your recent Furl entries on your web site.

Furl is among the few services that store a copy of the whole web page when you bookmark it. This can be a very useful tool. Unfortunately, no copies are generated for my imported bookmarks. I also ran into another problem when importing bookmarks from del.icio.us: Bookmarks with more than one tag had their tags melted into one, e.g. a single tag called “google,searchengine_news” in stead of the two tags “google” and “searchengine_news”.

Netvouz
Netvouz is a powerful tool for social bookmarking. You can view and sort your bookmarks in many ways — all bookmarks or new bookmarks, tag list or tag cloud, like many other bookmarking services. You can also sort bookmarks by rating, date or name.

Netvouz is the only bookmarking service that lets you place groups of tags in folders that are displayed high up on the page. You may also add “Hotpicks” — your most frequently used bookmarks — that always are available on the very top. These features are of great help for those of us who are storing hundreds of bookmarks online.

Netvouz also has an automatic link checker that regularly verifies that all your bookmarks are valid and alerts you in case they are not. I haven’t seen this anywhere else.

The only downside is the community part. Nervouz has no support for recommendations, friends or groups like many other social bookmarking services. All that is on offer is “New public links” and “Popular tags” on the front page.

Del.icio.us
Del.icio.us is by far the most popular social bookmarking tool out there. It is not the most powerful, though. I have kept my bookmarks on del.icio.us for some time now and the reason I stay on is the community. The tools for sharing are not very powerful — you can add people to your network and share links with them, and that’s about it. The effect of sharing can be great, though, because of the size of the community.

On del.icio.us you can view your bookmarks as a tag list or a tag cloud. Tags can be sorted alphabetically or by frequency.

Behind the Help link you find tips for advanced searching and navigation and some unofficial tools that can make del.icio.us work for more demanding users. Among the advanced features are network badges, link rolls, and tag rolls that help bloggers and webmasters to display their del.icio.us activities on their own blogs and sites.

There are no very powerful tools for sorting or editing bookmarks. Paradoxically, this might be a reason for del.icio.us’ popularity. It offers just what the average web surfer needs.

Ma.gnolia
Ma.gnolia has the sleekest design of all the social bookmarking services. And even though beauty is generally considered to be skin deep, high quality web design with lots of white space and easy navigation makes me happy. Never underestimate the value of beautiful design.

At Ma.gnolia there are tutorials, a FAQ and even a wiki for support, and if you send a mail to the support team, you get an answer quickly, even at weekends.

With contacts, groups and discussions, there are plenty of ways to share bookmarks both within and outside of Ma.gnolia.

You can search your bookmarks (or the bookmarks of all Ma.gnolia members) or browse them as a tag list or a tag cloud. You can rate your bookmarks, which is convenient, and it is easy to edit single bookmarks or all the bookmarks with a certain tag.

Furl and Ma.gnolia are the only bookmarking services I have come across that save a copy of the web pages you bookmark. There is also a widget that lets you quickly add a link roll of your saved Ma.gnolia bookmarks to your blog or web page.

But if you have many bookmarks with the same tag, it can be difficult to scroll through them in Ma.gnolia. What I miss is a list view where each bookmark takes up no more than a couple of lines and you can choose to view, say, 25, 50 or 75 bookmarks at a time.

Bluedot
Bluedot is the bookmarking tool for the MySpace crowd. The main focus is inviting friends and sharing dots (your annotated bookmarks). You can import contacts from your AOL, Gmail,MSN or Yahoo! account and then invite them to your Bluedot network. You edit your profile with information about your location and interests and add a photo or an avatar if you like. Of these top 5 bookmarking tools only Ma.gnolia has a similar profile option.

You can choose to view your dots as a list (which is not very useful once you have more than 25 bookmarks) or as a list of tags. Each tag is displayed as a stack, showing the name of the tag and the number of dots in it. There are no other sorting options, but there are plenty of options for sharing: You can comment on your own dots or those of others or you can share dots by email, and each dot has a permalink that displays name, rating, comments and more.

I would have liked an option to view more than 10 dots per screen. And is it really necessary with two prominent Google Ads banners on each page displaying dots?

What about the rest?
There are many great bookmarking services out there. These five are my favorites, but I would also recommend Yahoo’s MyWeb which is a quite powerful tool or Blogmarks which is good looking and includes thumbnail previews of your bookmarked pages.

But where’s Google? The Google Bookmarks tool is simply no good compared to these top 5 tools. The design is uncluttered and the service looks deceptively easy to use, but you need to spend a lot of time figuring out how things work. There is no Help link in sight and the help I found searching Google’s help base wasn’t always useful. Google should either start spending some serious money developing this tool or go out and buy one, like Simpy, which is a very decent service with good community features.

Thank you for the list.

[akuchey]

Thank for sharing.I think this is the best social bookmark.

#1Furl
#2Leenks (work warning)
#3Ma.gnolia.com
#4BibSonomy
#5Connotea
#6BmAccess
#7Backflip
#8BuddyMarks
#9Jumptags
#10Ask.Com’s Mystuff
#11A1-Webmarks
#12OYAX
#13Yahoo Bookmarks
#14Clipmarks
#15Faves.com aka BlueDot.us
#16Blogmarks.net (referrals only, no longer accepting members)
#17LinkedWords
#18RawSugar
#19ClipClip.org
#20Trailfire
#21Connectedy
#22Complore
#23MyLinkVault
#24Unalog
#25BookmarkTracker
#26MyVmarks
#27TeDigo
#28ez4u.net
#29SyncOne.net
#30Yattle

[Al Jones]

I use RRS Submit. It submits your RSS feed to about 30 sites. All you do is add your url and click submit.