Web 2.0

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You might have heard about friendly networking or friendly media marketing. These are fundamentally websites that you can use to tell people about your website and do so in a way that targets traffic back to your website. The best approach to understand this friendly selling is to simply do it yourself on your website. The first thing to do is harmonize your article, blog post, or web page. You can use any series of free websites to create your content. This is the first thing that needs to happen before you'll get the benefits of friendly networking for your website specifically. You can regularly proceed with other people's websites or web pages, but typically you'll get more benefit by doing a little of both. There's a site called socialmarker.com which will help you get started with friendly bookmarking. What this website does is allow you to fast bookmark a single article or blog entry on multiple websites. It creates any of the "add bookmark" pages and then allows you to click and drag towards the same description, URL, and tags into any of the bookmarking websites. The first time you go to the bookmarking site, if you haven't already, you'll need to add new accounts for the bookmarking sites you'd like to use. The title is an additional part of using socialmarker.com. Use this title as a clever call to action to get people to your website. You clearly don't want to trick people into coming back by promising them something that isn't there, but make sure that in the description, you give a brief reason for people to want to read more or find out more information.