The Best Dofollow Bookmarking Sites

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Lets face it, not all “dofollow” bookmarking sites are created equal. Lately I was examining some incoming links to Some Extra Pennies. I decided to pay special attention to links coming from bookmarking sites and to my surprise I found that most links from these sources are not counted by Google only a hand full of them even appeared in Google’s Webmaster Tools. Then I enrolled myself on a mission to find which were the most useful bookmarking sites around. After realizing it is almost impossible to carry on with a research of this magnitude in a short time I decided to investigate most of the sites marked as “dofollow” on Socialmarker since these are the ones that can actually transmit some link juice to sites.

Having used this tool for quite a few times on some on my own posts I noticed that most links are not counted by Yahoo or Google. I quickly noticed what was happening on most of them. Some bookmarking sites construct pages in ASPX or other languages that construct pages depending on user preferences and do not assign a particular url to your folder making it impossible for crawlers to visit. Others have buggy applications making it impossible to publish your bookmarks to the public which includes search engines. Other bookmarking sites where marked as “dofollow” and where not or redirect to your page using a strange url generated by the bookmarking site itself. So after checking links out for some time I came with four picks.

So here are my picks when it comes to no nonsense bookmarking sites:

Oyax Page rank 4
Furl Page rank 7
Folkd Page Rank 7
Mister Wong Page Rank 7

Note: Mister Wong detects if you are only bookmarking a site in particular and may block you bookmarks making them “private” so bookmark other pages from other people to add credibility to your profile, not really sure about the other sites though but I have not had any inconveniences using them to bookmark my sites.

Have you used these sites before? What are your results?

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Dennis Edell Said,

September 27th, 2008 @3:45 am

Hiya Pennies, I dropped by for 2 reasons today…

1. Excellent article, I’m always on the lookout for things to help the cause…so to speak, and do follow social sites do it in spades!

2. I just found you from Javo’s site, and now I’m a subscriber

Archie Pennies Said,

September 29th, 2008 @1:49 am

@ Dennis
Hi Dennis, it makes me very happy to know that you liked the article and thanks a lot for subscribing.

Codrut Turcanu @ best blogging platform Said,

October 4th, 2008 @8:23 pm

I have heard about the last one.

I wonder what specific results have you seen from these “promo” submissions…

Maybe you could write another post on that?

Visit Bohol Said,

October 6th, 2008 @3:57 am

The most difficult bookmarking site is StumbleUpon. It’s hard to navigate the site. I rarely use it. Furl.net is pretty easy to use. Dofollow bookmarking sites will stay for long for sure.

October 8th, 2008 @7:51 am

@ Condruct
Social Bookmarking is the way to go. When you submit an entry these sites generate a “tag” that performs very well in search engines and gets your site indexed at light speed. I have gotten excellent results with just bookmarking and article marketing in a niche site I am currently working on which is a highly competitive niche. Of course you have to attack long tail keywords that are less competitive in order for your “bookmarking tag” to crush almost every listing and include your main keyword so that your site get the real juice you are seeking. It is very important to do intensive keyword research it will payoff in the end believe me.

@Bohol Stumble upon is great for traffic. Some Extra Pennies received almost 400 visitors in a day from just one thumbs up. But Stumble is more complicated and submitting your own site too much will get it blocked. So leave that to your visitors. After one of your pages get the first thumbs up from someone you can give it the thumbs up yourself and push it further.

Ajith Edassery Said,

October 23rd, 2008 @12:27 pm

I guess spurl.net with PR6 figures in that list as well…though PR of the homepage means pretty much nothing unless you get on to the front page for a while.

Cheers,
Ajith

October 23rd, 2008 @1:13 pm

@Ajith
I have been testing Spurl for quite some time but I was unable to make my bookmarks public until recently. The API used to give a page not found error. Around a week ago I was able to “publish my bookmark collection” to the public. I am still waiting to see if google picks those links up and displays them in Webmasters tools. If they show up, then I will add Spurl to the list. And thank you a lot for visiting my blog. Have a nice week.