Social bookmarking submission has now been acknowledged as one of the powerful tool many SEO experts are relying on. This will involve the interlinking within social bookmark sites, blogs and high traffic sites like Digg. Social bookmarking submission is considered to be a better alternative way to get a higher ranking in search engines.
Manual social bookmarking is a simple, hassle-free and convenient way to make sure your site will be noticed and is within the right target audience.
Key features:
- Your site will receive a GUARANTEED one-way and permanent backlinks from social bookmarking sites with PR value ranging up to PR9.
- The social bookmarking sites in our submission list are SEO friendly. These sites are selected after a thorough analysis and research from all the existing social bookmarking sites. We only submit your site to social bookmarking sites that will either publish the submitted links on the main page, or that are accessible straight from the main page. This will make sure that your site will be indexed by Google really fast.
- Unique feature: Each of the RSS-channels from our social bookmarking profiles is connected to FeedBurner. This will make sure Google will immediately get your links’ information as soon as it is submitted.
- Your links will be submitted exclusively to various public social bookmarking sites. (We will not include your site to private or personal bookmarking sites)
- The social bookmarking tasks will be done manually by our trained staff members.
- You are GUARANTEED to receive only one-way and permanent high quality backlinks, no reciprocal links required.
- Our customer supports are available around the clock and we provide 100% satisfaction guarantee that is beyond your expectations.
- We want to keep you informed and know the effectiveness of our social bookmarking service by providing a complimentary submission report.
Our price is highly competitive and is simply the best in the SEO industry.
Please Take Noted:
*We will not accept submission tasks for porn websites.
