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February 22, 2007

WebmasterWorld Launches SMO Forum Named Social Media Tagging & Bookmarking Optimization

lwmw-logo.pngWebmasterWorld has launched a new forum named Social Media Tagging and Bookmarking Optimization. The new forum comes to life with the recent buzz on SMO - Social Media Optimization.

What is SMO?

  • Tagging
  • Web based bookmarking
  • Digg.com
  • StumbleUpon
  • del.icio.us
  • Link bait content
  • and so on

It is being used all over, you see we have our SMO buttons in the footer of each post.

WebmasterWorld administrator, engine, said in the WebmasterWorld thread:

With social media now paying a huge role in modern Internet life, we decided to create this forum to explore the opportunities and developments.

I am excited to watch this forum for some juicy topics.

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.



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posted rustybrick in SEO Forum News at February 22, 2007 8:16 AM Comments (6)

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Comments

Great post. I haven't been by there in a while, just cruising on SEO Roundtable and SEW news/info.

This signifies the importance and power of social bookmarking.

Now I hope there isn't going to be software to spoof online "word of mouth marketing".....

 

Posted by Alex Piner at February 22, 2007 11:46

Is the url working ?

 

Posted by Remi at February 23, 2007 07:54

Yea, but you need to register to see it, I think.

 

Posted by Barry Schwartz at February 23, 2007 08:24

ack. The SMO forum is in the subscribers/supporters category and subscription is required to view that content.

 

Posted by Brett Tabke at February 23, 2007 10:40

Need to sign up then!

 

Posted by Hobo at March 27, 2007 20:59

I have had continuing support from my management in this effort, because I've been able to prove how much more I can accomplish by answering a question, and posting it on a blog, for example, than I can by answering the same question over and over. I still help people, but in a more open and collaborative fashion. Other people can join in the discussions — maybe they will have a better idea than mine.

dorkey
Social Media Marketing

 

Posted by dorkey at July 22, 2008 01:42

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