Submit to social bookmark sites with one click

I just stumbled onto This great tool. It allows you to submit to all of your social bookmarking sites with the click of one button, rather than submitting to each one individually.

It allows you to enter your login / pass details for the popular social bookmarking sites (ie spurl, furl, etc) and then gives you a link to add to your toolbar so that when you browse to a site you like, you only click on the toolbar link once.

Visit the page here

List of Social Networking sites

Here is a list of what I consider to be the standard set of social bookmarking websites:

Backflip
Bibsonomy
blinklist
Blue Dot
del.icio.us
Digg
Diingo
Furl
Looklater
ma.gnolia
RawSugar
Shadows
Simpy
Spurl

Here is a big, maintained list of all the social networking sites out there. Use this list to find a network where you can promote your site. Social networking is a powerful source of targetted traffic.

Click here for the list

Promote your site though Social Bookmarking

Social Bookmarking is a powerful way of getting a steady, loyal source of traffic, as well as improving your PR. Basically its user submitted news and bookmarking sites, where if someone stumbles upon a link that they like, they submit the link to these social bookmarking sites to share with others.

Examples of social bookmarking sites include Digg, Spurl, and Del.icio.us. Having your site listed on any of these sites will greatly improve your traffic and you may gain a steady audience.

The best part about Social Bookmarking for you, the webmaster, is that it is so easy to include in the footer of a post links for the reader to click on to submit your site to their favourite Social Bookmarking site. See the footer of this post for a working example.

There are many different scripts to add to your blog to include this footer widget. The one which I use is from a site called Beautiful Beta. The installation guide can be found at the previous link and involves copying and posting two pieces of code.

Another one is found at The BookMarketer which is also simple to use, however I didnt really think the appearance suited my blog.

There are many more which can be found via google using search terms such as 'social bookmarking widget'