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Social Media Marketing Services And Social Bookmarking

Social bookmarking is an activity performed over a computer network that allows users to save and categorize a personal collection of bookmarks.

About Social Media Marketing

Internet marketing with social media sites such as Digg, Flickr, MySpace, YouTube and many others. The Social Media Marketing Servicess goals will be different for every business or organization, however most will involve some form of viral marketing to build idea or brand awareness, increase visibility, and possibly sell a product or service.

Social Bookmarking Sites

  • Technorati.com
  • Digg.com
  • Slashdot.org
  • Propeller.com
  • Del.icio.us
  • Stumbleupon.com
  • Twitter.com
  • Reddit.com
  • Fark.com
  • Newsvine.com
  • Rawsugar.com
  • Bibsonomy.org
  • Folkd.com
  • Linkagogo.com
  • Indianpad.com
  • Plugim.com
  • Myjeeves.ask
  • Buddy Marks
  • Connectedy
  • MyLink, Vault
  • Faves.com
  • Spurl.net
  • Netvouz.com
  • Diigo.com
  • Backflip.com
  • Webmarks
  • Tracker
  • Symbaloo
  • RankerHealth
  • Google Bookmarks
  • Connotea.org
  • Sphinn.com
  • Blinklist.com
  • Jumptags.com
  • FetchFetch
  • Wirefan.com
  • Mixx.com
  • Tagza.com
  • Danogo.com
  • Furl.net

Studies

According to a 2009 CMO Survey, currently 3.5% of marketing budgets is spent on social media marketing, with that figure predicted to grow to 6.1% within 12 months and 13.7% within five years. The survey also found that social networks (e.g., Facebook and LinkedIn) are most favored by marketers, followed by video sharing sites (e.g., YouTube), image sharing sites (e.g., Flickr), blogs, and microblogs (e.g., Twitter and Seesmic). According to the 2009 Digital Readiness Report, "Essential Online Public Relations and Marketing Skills," a majority of organizations are now contemplating hiring social media specialists. In a 2007 study by eMarketer, commissioned by MySpace, it was predicted there would be a $1230 million spend on social network marketing. In a 2008 study by Forrester Research evaluating the social network marketing programs, only one of the 16 major firms it had reviewed had received a passing grade, with half of the programs scoring a zero or lower