Social BookMark traffic

Tailrank is a site that takes content mostly from news blogs and posts it in one place. As they say, “We track the hottest news in the blogosphere!” They take links from thousands of blogs and try to present the most up-to-date news on the web.

Technically speaking, it is a “memetracker.” That means that Tailrank looks for blogs that get lots of traffic and have lots of links. They look at links, relevance of the text, the blog’s ranking on different search engines, and their own ranking for past links to the blog.
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When you’re looking for Magnolia, be careful about the DOT: It’s Ma.gnolia. You’ll spend a long time skimming through pages about Mississippi or the movie by the same title before you find the social bookmarking site.

Magnolia readers generally like business, technology and news related stuff. The most popular stuff is techy how-to stuff, usually articles that are written in an easy-to-read style. It would be a great site for submitting articles linking to your high tech or computer site.
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The main things Feedmarker does are bookmark and tag. It uses an RSS/Atom aggregator. You can not only bookmark the sites you like, but subscribe to feeds using RSS or Atom, to receive new stuff on your computer. It also has features to help you keep track of all the stuff so you can find it later.
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The following are answers in response to questions asked by Core Magazine.

1. From a marketing perspective, web 2.0 is like a watering hole for your prospective customers. It’s where they gather and share their needs and problems so that you can eavesdrop and pick up on clues for future product ideas that offer the solutions they’re seeking. It gives you the chance to make it a peer-to-peer situation where you can appear as both the go-to expert and a genuine part of the community so that you build trust with your audience. Social bookmarking is similar to keeping a favorite’s list compiled on your computer. Only this time, you’re sharing that list with other individuals and sending the links viral. Tagging is what happens when you have a link you want to share, but need to attach keywords or phrases to it to help identify the purpose of the link to others. For instance, a link to parenting.com might have tags like “parenting, kids, mom, dad,” and so on. The great thing about social bookmarking and tagging is that it crosses all boundaries and is used by a wide range of demographics - from Baby Boomers wanting to share retirement links with friends to teenagers passing along links to funny viral video sites they find on the ‘net.
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Now this is a killer tool for social bookmarking.

Remember, it’s ok to give yourself a little love but don’t get carried away, or you’ll get slapped.

One of the most frustrating things for online businesspeople
is that there are only 24 hours a day…

I’m sure some mad Internet scientist somewhere is working
on a new program that will double the length
of each day to 48 hours, but…

Current indications are that we’re stuck with the
daily limit of 24 hours for the foreseeable future…

So the truth is, in order to succeed online, you have
to figure out how to streamline your processes so
you don’t burn yourself out…
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