The Marketing Benefits of Online (Social) Bookmarking

Jonathan Farrington
#3. April 2nd, 2007, at 9:46 AM.

David.

Absolutely spot on! We launched our SEO strategy in May 2006 with the belief that our content was good and we would continually update it to ensure it was fresh: We then concentrated on building quality links - with the benefit of your excellent advice, we avoided “link farms” and the like, rather concentrating on article submission, which has provided extraordinary results, as you said it would.

We are now developing a revised strategy to take in Social Bookmarking, again as a result of your advice. I agree wholeheartedly, it is definitely the way forward and we are confident, that as a result
of your continued words of wisdom, we can remain ahead of the game.

In my humble opinion, organisations who fail to understand the importance of a clearly defined SEO strategy, risk being consigned to the annals of history - commercially speaking.

Thank you again.

Jonathan

Tony Dyet
#4. April 3rd, 2007, at 2:34 AM.

David, thank you for the generous spirit of your articles, and their style of writing which is most readable. Very informative. I learned a long time ago in marketing that you get what you give, so long as you give first. Which is what makes the internet so potent, being so populated with generous people like yourself who are not afraid to give first.

Thanks Tony Dyet

Brian
#6. April 3rd, 2007, at 10:26 AM.

Great article and i agree that social bookmarking is definitely the way
to go these days for attracting quality links and driving traffic. Keep up the good posts!