people make too many blogs on word press and blog spot to
promote their sites. Is this a good technique?

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What is Google’s SandBox ???

Some WebMaster said that it is a  filter the search quality team created to help fight spam  and so on………….

Some one said that there wasn’t a sandbox, but the algorithm might affect some sites, under some circumstances, in a way that a webmaster would perceive as being sandboxed………..

here is a good discussion………

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/googles-sandbox-still-exists-exemplified-by-gradercom

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum30/32067.htm

These are the suggested way doing SEO. This is the essential term for Doing SEO.

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Social bookmarking is important for social marketing.
So i have collect a sort description about it.

http://www.swik.net

Google PageRank: 5

Alexa Rank: 10,474

Compete Rank: 15,538

Quantcast Rank: N/A

Google BackLinks: 331
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Hi recently i have face some problem with stumbleUpon.com for social marketing. I discuss it with my group partner. They provide me a good advice about it.

Problem:
I am use the stumbleUpon.com for social marketing. I use the stumble upon tool bar. I use it 2 months more . But there are no hit come from there. I saw only one review every post but i have post more interesting article.
So what can i do for increase my reviews.

Solutions
1. I don’t know what u wrote and what u look like good… I just wanna add one thing that only good TITLE can hit you back… Make a TITLE that make interest of STUMBLERS…. that really work.. you can make a experiment 1st.
by Varun Varma

2. you created the friends who are searching for your service please do it because if you are not interested in seo and if i will inform you news related to seo you will not going to read it as it is not your interest so be aware about your friends and if they all are related to your service or product just put a attractive title and very sort story related to it (both must be Attractive) to attract STUMBLERS… to hit your link or it will be west for you to do this links ok anything more may i help you .
……………ilesh vyas

3.
There are few things of concern:

1. Your matter should trigger interest in the social media beings. It could be debated, controversial, current hot topic or simply anything that the readers might find interest in.

2. The title of your matter is the most important triggering factor. Make it catchy and also “searchable”. It should intrigue and prompt the visitors to click right away. Read this: http://www.seobook.com/video-google-seo-friendly-page-titles. I hope this helps concerning few factors.

3. Build your network. Niche network. Because it is only your niche who is going to be interested in reading and reviewing your stuff. Not necessarily your school mates or college mates who are simply interested in you and not your unrelated stuff.

4. Participate. Read and review others’ stuff too. This way you become known and will help you build relationships and expand your network.

5. Be the first. Being the first to bookmark and review will draw a lot of attention to your profile. This too can help you build network and readers.

I just put down all that I could think of. Remember one thing, building network and drawing attention does take some time. So don’t get fed up or discouraged. Keep moving. It’s a continuous effort.

…………………Faiza Ali

Hi i have found some interesting article by Roger Preston.
Here is given belows….

Social bookmarking has evolved into an SEO phenomenon from its simple origins. There was a time when bookmarking a site on your browser was enough. That was back when Internet Explorer was the de facto web browser. Then Mozilla began to challenge the monolith that IE was. That became a little troublesome, because now you would need to create two bookmarks for two different browsers. Then came the last straw – you could not access the bookmarks on your office computer from your home computer, and vice versa. To solve this problem, social bookmarking sites sprung up.
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