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Do You Bookmark Anymore?

Started by Nick O'Neill · 10 months ago

Yesterday one of the biggest news items on the social web was about the del.icio.us site redesign. I was grateful because this site premiered on the front page of the new site driving a substantial amount of traffic this way. Aside from that I wasn’t too emotional about the re ... Continue reading »

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  • dcpatton

    11 months ago

    I tend to use http://www.google.com/bookmarks because of the integration with Google Notebook and the bookmarklet.
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  • ML

    11 months ago

    Delicious has been really helpful for us. We use it to bookmark sites that mention news and just about anything on the net about Morph ... Through RSS feeds and a bit of code tweaking, we have integrated these news in to our corporate site's media coverage section.
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  • websuccessdiva

    11 months ago

    I think social bookmarking is totally relevant as an internet marketing tool. As far as personal content management, I'm not sure it's the best tool to use. I also agree with @dcpatton. Google and it's tools are great, when they work together.

    Maria
    Marketing Masters Guide
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  • Shaun Connolly

    11 months ago

    Bookmarking is essential for anybody who needs to organize and share web-based articles.

    In my "10 Tips for Listening and Sharing on the Web" post, bookmarking (and Delicious in particular) are a key element. Article can be found at:

    http://tinyurl.com/6ejkxv

    In the article, I also cover how I use Delicious Linkrolls and Tags to select the specific articles to show on a particular web page, for example.
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  • John Bäckstrand

    11 months ago

    I use faviki.com, but that has SEMANTICS. Tags actually mean something on there. Faviki has a lot of shortcomings, but I havent used delicious since I found it.
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